avid reiss was found murdered in the couple's home. reiss, who police say loves to gamble, stopped at different casinos before meeting hu . danielle jeffreys is hutchinson's cousin. >> it's just evil. how can you go around killing people for no other good reason other than to keep yourself out of prison? >> reporter: investigators say reiss has since driven 1,300 miles along the gulf coast until her last-known sighting in s.rpus christi, texas. >> as her resources go away, she will become more desperate and god forbid may strike again. >> reporter: jeff, we dug into her criminal history. in her home state of minnesota, there is nothing more than a traffic ticket. >> glor: wow. mark strassmann for us. mark, thank you. up next here on the eve of the tax deadline, how your refund can jump-start your retirement. . t i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. schedule a complimentary goal planning session with td ameritrade. but he hasoke up wwo

david reiss was shot to death in the couple's home. reiss, who police say had a gambling problem, stopped at a couple of casinos earlier this month. she faces multiple charges including murder and criminal use of personal identification. >> police believe reiss killed both victims with the same gun. anne-marie. >> that's quite a story. hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> this morning in florida, officials are trying to figure out why two deputies were ambushed, shot and killed in an area resident. a shooter fired through the window of the restaurant after the deputies were getting food yesterday afternoon. sergeant noel ramirez and deputy taylor lindsey were killed. their boss says you can never prepare for something like this and said these men were the best of the best. >> they're men of integrity, they're men of loyalty, they're god-fearing, and they loved what they did. >> the suspect was found dead outside the restaurant. officials would not say how the shooter died. >>> now to the southwest airlines engine ex

david reiss was found murdered in the couple's home. reiss, who police say loves to gamble, stopped at different casinos before driving to fort myers earlier this month and meeting hutchinson. dan gel jeffreys is hutchinson's cousin. >> it's just evil. because how can you doe around killing people for no other good reason other than to keep yourself out of prison? >> reporter: investigators say reiss has since driven 1,300 miles along the gulf coast until her last known sighting in corpus christi, texas. >> as her resources go away, that she will become more desperate and god forbid may strike again. >> reporter: jeff, we dug into her criminal history, and in her home state of minnesota there's nothing more than a traffic ticket. >> wow. mark strassmann for us. mark, thank you. up next here, i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go

police say these surveillance images appear to show reiss leaving that motel. >> ms. hutchinson's purse was found to be in disarray and all cash, credit cards and identification appear to be removed. >> reporter: also gone, hutchinson's white acura. reiss drove it all the way to corpus christi, texas, according to police, where it was last spotted. david, police say reiss could be anywhere, and eventually, she will run out of resources. they fear she may kill again. david? >> victor oquendo tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back, the police-involved shooting. schools on lockdown. the images coming in. >>> also, you'll remember that deadly fire at trump tower. we now know the cause tonight. >>> and there's also news this evening about caffeine and its effect on your heart. you'll want to hear this, after the break. its effect on your heart. you'll want to hear this, after you'll want to hear this, after the break. this is humira. this is humira hng to relimy pain and protect my joints from further irreversible damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. humira

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marshals joining the search as reiss allegedly drove to ft. myers, florida.pamela hutchinson. a stranger bearing a similar physical appearance, before shooting her to death. authorities releasing these surveillance images they say show reiss leaving the hotel. they found the victim's purse in disarray. cash, credit cards, i.d.s, missing. her white acura sedan, stolen. >> her mode of operation to befriend women that look like her and steal their identities. >> reporter: officials connecting the crimes. >> it's believed that the same firearm was used in both the minnesota and florida homicides. >> reporter: that stolen car police believe reiss may be driving seen just last week in corpus christi, texas. just three miles from mexico. border patrol now on alert. >> she knows that what she's doing is not going to last very long. in other words, she's on a self-destructive course. >> reporter: authorities tell me so far, reiss doesn't appear to have crossed the border into mexico. they say she could be anywhere. investigators tell me they're concerned she could do

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david, police say reiss could be anywhere and eventually she will run out of resources. they fear she may kill again. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> when we come back, the police-involved shooting. schools on lockdown. the images coming in. also, you'll remember that deadly fire at trump tower. we now know the cause tonight. >>> and there's news this evening about caffeine and its effect on your heart. you'll want to hear this, after the break. matoid arthritis and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further irreversible damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. humira has been clinically studied for over 20 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic re

. >>> we have video of the arrest of lois reiss suspected of killing her husband and another woman. she was captured last thursday at a restaurant on south padre island in texas. a video shows reiss walking into a restaurant, taking a seat at the edge of a bar, orders a drink, stays for over an hour, was speaking with a woman, seemingly befriending her in the process when they walked right up to her, placed their arms around her, and walked her straight out. >>> we'll tell you how the first treasury secretary is being honored. >>> and -- a massive explosion in chile sends people running. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." people would stare. psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before sta

lois reiss is suspected of murdering her husband in minnesota and a look-alike woman in florida. investigators believe reiss stole that woman's identity and is on the run, possibly in texas. >>> search and rescue efforts continued today in hawaii after heavy rain caused widespread flooding and mudslides on the island of kauai. more than 300 people were evacuated to shelters, some airlifted to safety. more than 28 inches of rain fell on the island over the weekend. >>> and think it was tough for runners yesterday at the rainy, windy boston marathon? how about racing at the north pole? organizers call it the world's coolest marathon. it was 27 below on the frozen waters of the arctic sea. icicles hung from beards and mustaches. a runner from greece won in just >>> last night we told you the inspiring story of the woman who finished first at the boston marathon this year, the first american woman to win since 1985. tonight the person who finished last. her story might be even better. mary shertenleib is a 42-year-old mother of two who has battled cancer three times. doctors warned i

in oakland, scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. in life when you're down and out and you pull yourself up, you say you landed on your feet. when you're talking about a place kicker in football, you land on your foot when things go better and that's what happened for sebastien janikowski let loose by the raiders, one of the three guys left from the 2000 draft. 40 years old and the seattle seahawks signed him for a year. apparently he is healthy enough to continue to boot it in the nfl. >>> another big name in football, you think of the dallas cowboys, you think of dez bryant, right? he is released after 8 years with the cowboys. he is just 30 years old. he was not even offered a pay cut. the money deal. he tweeted out today cowboy nation, i need you to know that this was not my decision. i'll always love y'all. spoken like a true texan, right? >>> check this out. you have to see it. my favorite play in all of baseball, the inside-the-park homerun. and here's one today. it's the yankees aaron hicks. they usually hit the ball out of t

scott reiss has more on the team hoping to rediscover its dominance. >> reporter: for most teams, 58 wins is cause for celebration. this team, it's a step backwards. for the first time in the steve kerr era, the warriors enter the play-offs not having the best record in the nba or even their conference. >> it's chaotic. this last month, we have had different line-ups, different guys in and out. we have had four of our all stars out at the same time. >> good news, we have performed well for four years. the real us is the one from the last four or five years, not the last five weeks. >> reporter: which begs the question asked on every sports talk show in the nation over the last month, can this uber talented group simply flip the proverbial switch now that it matters? >> i don't think it's anything called flipping the switch. i just think now we can focus in on what we always do good here, um, defense, moving the ball. >> we have good games and bad games. we have great stretches and bad stretches. you don't just flip the switch. >> a lot of switches. >> let's push the reset button and

police say lois reiss, a grandmother, killed the woman and stole her identity. authorities in minnesota began looking for her in march after finding her husband dead from multiple gunshot wounds. a nationwide manhunt is underway. police say she is armed and dangerous. she was last seen in corpus christi, texas. >> melissa: one of the big questions facing the house is who will replace speaker paul ryan as speaker? house majority leader kevin mccarthy and house majority whip steve scalise are seen as the frontrunners. many look for a new speaker of the house as a wide open race. let's bring the a congressman who is a member of the freedom congress and sits on the house judiciary committee. thank you for joining us. you list as one of the most important things in the next speaker to keep the trump agenda moving. who do you think would be good at that? >> i think there is a whole lot of people that are committed to that and i heard jim jordan talking about it this morning. i think he would be excellent and others, maybe even somebody like a mark walker. there are a

. >>> i'm scott reiss live in san jose.can't be in anaheim tonight, the place to be locally is the britannia arms in san jose. ducks season is officially under way. we'll tell you about the official team watch party coming right up. >> and we are tracking some more rain in the five-day forecast for sunday. we'll time it out for you coming up. u coming up. >>> just in time for the sharks to kick off their play- off run, look at that! that's the stanley cup. it was right in the ktvu newsroom today. the keeper of the cup always wears white gloves, set it up on a table for to us check it out. we were allowed to touch it. but there's so much tradition around it. no one is allowed to pick it up. you have to earn that privilege by winning the stanley cup finals. only then you get to lift up the stanley cup. two years ago, you will recall that the sharks were just two wins away from winning their first-ever stanley cup. but unfortunately, they lost to the penguins. >> oh. >> it was fun to see the stanley cup in person. i had never

the search for a murder suspect has finally ended. 56-year-old lois reiss (reece) of minnesota is accused her husband before traveling to florida to kill a woman and steal her identity. (grant) now a restaurant worker in texas is being hailed as a hero for calling authorities when he spotted her thursday. nicole valdes reports. natsgeorge higgenbottom/ale rted authorities to suspect: "you never know what people got in their minds."george higgenbottom has called dirty al's his second home for 13 years.and knows almost everyone who walks through the door -- by name.thursday night, his eyes drifted towards a new face --one he recognized for a different reason.george higgenbottom/ale rted authorities to suspect: "he asked her how many people, and she said 'no, no, i'm just looking at the menu. and i'm looking at her and i said i know this is the lady."from up above -- surveillance cameras captured higgenbottom's suspicion.the woman who walked in was wanted for murder. george higgenbottom/alerted authorities to suspect:"she was enjoying herself. she always had a smile on her face, like it's ju

scott reiss is live in san jose with the preview. >> reporter: the sharks with a chance to advance to second round of the stanley cup play-offs and fans are rallying in the streets. it's the tried and true sharks play-off pregame ritual getting everybody fired up for hockey, not that the fans or players need extra motivation because the ducks have done that for them in this series. if you watched it now what i'm talking about. anaheim continues to play a brand of hockey that lies somewhere between, well, physical and downright dirty. the video you're seeing here is all from the third period of game three when the result was a foregone conclusion. the ducks with several cheap shots. the sharks didn't fight back, just kept on scoring. the coach doesn't know whether to expect the same tonight and doesn't care. >> you know, i thought maybe after game one i would have saw a more disciplined team. but again, that's not -- if they want to take penalties, we'll take power plays all night. so whether they get that fixed or don't get it fixed, doesn't matter to us. we have to show up and play o

scott will have a report next in sports. >>> scott reiss has sports of the warriors hot spurs not so> they are taking care of business. aren't they? as scripted. which describes the warriors spurs series. the "dubs" are just better by a lot and they are taking care of business winning all three games by comfortable margins. when the warriors are playing well defense is usually part of the equation. it's been great in this series. last night holding the spurs to just 42% shooting, 21% from beyond the arc. and as usual, draymond green set the tone on that end of the floor. >> i think personally i have been pretty good, um, you know, just all over the floor in the fray trying to muddy things up for them on offense and get them out of some of their patterns. >> draymond is just flying everywhere. he is doing a good job helping out. he is battling with marcus in the post, rebounding, as well. so we count on him. we expect him to come out there and play a sound defensive game and he's been doing that. >> the warriors aren't the only team that's been to three straight nba finals. the cavs a

and our own guy scott reiss who loves the sharks sizes things up. closed very strong the ducks starting thursday. >> logan couture inside, scores! >> reporter: the sharks had an uneven finish to the regular season winning eight in a row, then losing five of their last six. question is, is any of that relevant going forward? >> i really doesn't think it matters. >> obviously you want to be playing well at all times. but, um, once the play-off starts and the post-season starts it's a different animal. >> this time of the season you have to make your momentum each and every night. the series, you lose a game, you have to come back and play hard and not take anything for granted. i think we understand that. >> reporter: i'm sure they understand that. this is such a veteran group loaded with play-off experience. then again, so are the ducks. add to that two teams that know each other as well as san jose and anaheim and you have all the makings of a wild first round series. >> seems like we're playing one of those teams or at least head down to l.a. area

. >> scott reiss reports. >> new teammate!ue. >> perfect. >> i always thought soccer was pretty cool. i thought i should be in soccer so my mom did this for me and i'm really proud. >> i was so excited coming into it. you don't know what to expect. it's been magical really. >> reporter: a magical day for a family that really deserves it. quentin rios is 7 years old and battling brain cancer. >> he was diagnosed just prior to his third birthday. so really he doesn't know childhood outside of cancer and cancer treatments. so being able to be part of a team and having that sense of brotherhood has been phenomenal for him. >> contact by the athletic department and wanted to see if anybody was interest. this was a no-brainer. >> they came to my house. they gave me a shirt. >> reporter: bearing number 87, emblematic of the 87 weeks of his first round of chemotherapy but young quentin took it all in stride. >> it was grade. but i get sick now and then. >> even on his worst days before he was feeling horrible he would never be down. i

reiss was arrested last night on south padre island in texas. vladimir duthiers shows us how the four-week nationwide search ended. >> reporter: she's believed to be in debt and stealing at least $11,000 from her husband's bank account. law enforcement officials even gave her a nickname, losing streak lois. after a month on the run, her luck finally ran out. newly released surveillance video shows lois at an iowa gas station the same day her husband david was found shot to death in their minnesota home. she buys a sandwich. then asks the cashier for directions. >> if you want to start heading south, would you take 35 south, just to keep going on down to the next state? >> reporter: on april 5th, she popped up roughly 1,300 miles away in ft. myers beach, florida. there, she was seen chatting with pamela hutchinson, who police say she killed four days later. >> miss hutchinson was targeted by the suspect due to the similarities in their appearance. >> reporter: police say reiss used hutchinson's identification and was spotted at a florida hotel dr

marshal's office says a tip led them to 56-year-old lois reiss. she allegedly killed her husband and she clove to florida and targeted a woman who looked -- drove to florida and targeted a woman who looked like her to steal her identity. she was arrested in texas. authorities believe she killed both people with the same gun. >>> it's official. federal regulators are slapping wells fargo with a $1 billion penalty for abuses tied to its auto lending and mortgage businesses. the fine is imposed by the consumer financial protection bureau and the office of the comptroller of the currency. it comes after wells admitted last summer that hundreds of thousands of customers were sold auto insurance they didn't need or want. >>> devices are getting smarter these days and that includes the features in your home. chris martinez shows us a san francisco house where your voice can control everything from the lights to your bed. >> reporter: this 2900-square- foot home of the future is a reality today. >> alexa, turn on the tv. >> reporter: from voice- activated

this morning, the so-called fugitive grandmother, lois reiss is behind bars in texas. she is wanted in minnesota where authorities say she killed her husband, david, and cashed more than $10,000 in stolen and forged checks from his accounts. she's also wanted in florida where investigators believe she killed pamela hutchinson, a woman that looked like her, in order to steal her identity. two deputies and marshals took riess in custody last night, in a restaurant at south padre island after a man recognized her from tv and called police. south padre island is about 45 minutes from brownsville and three border crossing stations into mexico. law enforcement officials had repeatedly warned she was dangerous. >> she's a cold-blooded murderer. >> reporter: on thursday, authorities released this video of reiss in a gas station in iowa. she is seen buying a sandwich and asking for directions out of state. >> would you like 30 south. just to keep going on down to the next state? >> reporter: investigators said they hoped someone might recognize her after seeing the video and he

affecting street is that rubbish collection as the german economy expands the workers want to pay reiss. one flight canceled after another left tons of alone has had to ground every second plane leaving thousands of passengers stranded like here in frankfurt an estimated ninety thousand customers are to be a factor that many have decided just to wait until it's all over most of them are taking it in their stride. because it looks like we're a fact is about a strike a flight was canceled but the travel agency has been really helpful and they've managed to book as a new flight. but we've not been a fact yet but it's understandable the workers want to work with the unions to get more money it's just a shame for us that it happens to be today one of the. eight hundred planes can take off because security stuff striking in protest the nationwide strikes also include public sector employees like nursery school teachers and hospital workers they're demanding more money. for the indians people are dependent on public sector employees we want to see the current strong economic situation in germa

this morning, new images of lois reiss, the grandmother on the run, wanted for allegedly murdering twoin two states. police releasing these videos taken just after the 56-year-old's second alleged killing. investigators say this is reiss with the car she's accused of stealing from one of her alleged victims, and later here walking inside a florida hotel right up to the check-in desk. >> she's certainly armed and dangerous at this point and you can't take it lightly. >> reporter: u.s. marshals assisting in the nationwide manhunt for riess, accused of shooting her husband last month in minnesota before taking off for ft. myers, florida. investigators say the so-called gambling addict, known as losing streak lois to local police, quickly befriended 59-year-old pamela hutchinson her next alleged victim. >> our suspect befriends women that look like her, steals their identity, gets their credit cards and later on utilized them to steal cash. >> reporter: hutchinson was gunned down at her motel around april 5th. investigators say these pictures show reiss leaving that hotel with her belongin

police say new surveillance shows lois reiss at a hotel in ocala, florida. she's accused of murdering her nuz minnesota, and then killing a woman in ft. myers beach to steal her identity. police believe she's driving the woman's white acura. there is now a reward. >>> and a passing to note tonight. actor harry anderson has died. he was best known for his role as judge harry stone on "night court." he was also a magician and a comedian. harry anderson was 65. >>> when we come back tonight, the image of a first-time mom and her newborn son that had a lot of people talking today. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your

but the sister's court appointed lawyer said reiss hasn't paid back a dime. on the run in ft. myers florida this month, officials say she befriended 59-year-old pamela hutchinson and this surveillance video shows her and hutchinson together at a restaurant but authorities say her motive was not friendship. >> she smiles and looks like anyone's mother or grandmother and yet she is calculated and she's targeted and she's an absolute cold blooded killer. >> reporter: -- officials say she killed her to steal her identity because they looked alike. >> she had no concern for my cousin. only concern was what do you have to offer. >> reporter: hutchinson's family said pamela was very happy after closing on a new condo. >> she was nice to a fault. she was -- her kindness got her killed. >> reporter: she stole the car and license and credit cards according to officials. the car last spotted near corpus christi, texas, where the trail has gone cold. but the u.s. marshal leading the manhunt for rei said they will find her. >> she could run and all she's going to do is go to jail tired. >>

begin with scott reiss in the city tonight. scott? >> reporter: hey, guys. know, i'm guessing it's been a clear right about now. there are about 40 people huddled inside the 49er war room sweating out these last couple hours before the drachlt we're up here with san francisco. they're expecting about 4,000 people to celebrate the 2018 nfl draft. and it is one big party. this has become an annual event. it's a mark your calendar kind of thing. we got fans young and old. they are all clad and 9er colors. we got djs. we got trivia yashtion we got the 49er gold rush cheer leaders you see here behind me. this is an event. and folks continue to scream in here as we get closer and closer to the draft coverage. of course here at 5:00 on clock 2 and then the draft itself at 5:30. one of the cooler auction, jerseys and helmets, the crown jewel is a 49er helmet, which can be yours for about $1,300 signed by a few guys named rice montana and young. perhaps you've heard of them. a lot of additional carats. the lom bardi trophies are back here along with the college footb

investigators believe reiss shot him and then went to florida and killed her look alike, in order to steal her identity. >>> crews are still searching for a missing boater in antioch. two men hit a wake and both thrown into the water. neither were wearing life jackets. another boater passing by rescued one of the men but the other is still missing. >>> >> the june primary is right around the corner you'll start seeing voter information in your mailbox any time now, registrar of voters office started mailing voter guides through the june primary and sample ballot and information on all of the candidates and measures, if i haven't registered to vote, you have until may 21st. >>> incredible story of survive for the first time we're hearing from a truck driver fising for four days in the snow. he eed ended up walking 36 mile through a rugged area for safety. >> i walk in and first thing i hear is my oldest she looks around the corner and runs around my leg, daddy and she's a little stick. she's not very big at all but almost knocked me over. >> little stick. you can catch a full intervie

scottscott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we'll flip the switch from sports to weather. >> we'll have lotshine, comfortable temperatures and more 70s tomorrow. but looks like the storm track -- the storm door isn't closed yet. we could be talking about rain sunday. so here's the satellite view out here in the pacific. the view from space, clouds approaching the north coast up towards eureka and crescent city. and some rain showers right around the pacific northwest, as well. but we are in the clear for right now. and we'll show you some nice temperatures out there. just a nice day to be outside go for a walk or bike ride. 60s and 70s. santa rosa now 71. we have san jose 68. and walnut creek right around 70 degrees. here's our live camera looking towards san francisco as we head into your friday evening. so has been a nice day. we have been talking about just a mixed bag of everything all week long with different weather patterns. but today, nice to see the sunshine back and more 70s for your saturday. in fact, the warmest locations will be around the mid-70s. 74 to 75 degrees by tomorrow a

. >> our sports reporter scott reiss is at the shark tank outside there with the fanfest that's going on. it's going to be a great game, scott. >> reporter: it should. it's crunch night here at san jose. they are one win away from advancing to the second round. fans are out in force once again for the street rally that precedes every sharks home game. those who are lucky enough to be here on monday night got to take in a record-setting performance. the sharks beat anaheim 8-1 in game 3. those eight goals setting a new franchise play- off record. incredibly eight different players scored those goals. first time -- >> we still have a lot of work left to do here. this is a very good team we're playing. you know, my concentration has been on that. so with my wife last night we watched "millionaire." i don't know if you watch that show. much better for my head than watching hockey. >> reporter: are we good? [ pause ] >> reporter: apologies. we had some brief audio issues. but we're back here live atop the coors light party bus in san jose. you heard from coach peter deboer as the sharks tr

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in oakland, scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> if you are going to the warriors game tonight you're goingo have some company. as fans will be heading there as well. the as host the white sox tonight, first pitch 7:05 at the coliseum. the warriors getting those shirts ready. they take on the spurs at 7:30 at oracle arena, so public transportation probably a pretty good option. if you do drive, the parking lots are going to open up early, 4:30 to accommodate the crowds. but i have been in those crowds. >> you know. >> and if you're trying to make your way home from work, then you're not properly prepared. you might want to take b.a.r.t. to work this morning. yeah. >>> 5:57. early this morning a contractor slammed into a house in san francisco. look at the pictures. at least one person was hurt. the police are investigating how this happened. . >>> also renaming terminal one at san francisco's airport. what's planned for today to make the name change official. l. >>> good morning. right now we are seeing people getting on the road and that means that westbound 92 look pretty good heading off

louis reiss is seen here driving what appears to be the car she stole from the woman she's accused of myers. the video shows her pulling up to the hilton hotel and walks up to the front desk. investigators have not said when the video was taken. >>> boosting safety on our bay area freeways. this week the san pablo city council voted to increase the number of cameras along freeways in the wake of recent shootings. police will add 60 situational awareness cameras and 50 license plate readers, they have been using spot shotter technology which notifies officers if there's a shooting. they say gun violence is down 74% since the technology was added. >>> a lot of an droid apps s a collecting private data on children. nearly 6,000 apz, 57% might be violating privacy laws and more than a fifth collecting personal information. the hundreds of apps then shared that information with advertisers and data ranged from phone numbers to location information. >> new medicare cards are on the way to millions of seniors across the country and scammers are taking advantage. the cards have random letters

tonight -- emily blunt, from "atlanta" actress zazie beetz, comedian ryan reiss, featuring the 8g bandin that case, let's get to the news. president trump said today that nobody's been tougher to russia than donald trump, and vladimir putin said, it's true, he's been a terrible employee.

lois reiss was in a bar when police took her into custody. police say she killed her husband, then traveled to florida where she murdered a woman to steal her identity. she is back in florida where she's held without bond. prosecutors say she has psychosis and is refusing to take her medication. >>> the leader of one of the biggest teachers unions heads to arizona to support striking teachers there. they are loudly demanding more pay. >> reporter: you can feel it and hear it in the streets. they want respect. thousands of teachers from two states, marching for higher pay. >> we deserve better. our students deserve better and our future deserves better. >> reporter: in arizona, teacher walkouts that shut down entire districts expect to stretch into monday. education funding slashed by more than $4.5 billion. and colorado, schools underfunded by $822 million. conditions at this denver high school are dire she says. her salary doesn't cut it, and with the rising costs of living, she's taken up a second job as a uber driver. >> our water is not s

is lois reiss talking to her alleged victim? it is tax day.o next year when the new tax reform law might result in drastic changes for millions of americans. "happening now" top of the hour. >> see you then a couple minutes away. a multi-million dollar rocket on a mission deep into space. spacex will launch its first nasa spacecraft this week. it's a refrigerator-size satellite. mike massimino knows about it. here is a picture of it. i've seen that. what is it? >> it is an exoplanet which means planets outside our solar system. it is an expo planet hunter to find planets in other solar systems in a way that is going to broaden our knowledge of those planets. we've been looking for about 20 years we know there are planets in other -- we'll open up the window. >> bill: you went to hubble twice. >> twice. this one -- its mission is to look for planets relatively nearby about 200,000 stars it will be able to look at and look for planets orbiting those stars. that is its mission is to find these stars and categorize them, try to find these planets

telling abc news a sharp-eyed manager at a restaurant in south padre island, texas recognized lois reisser she asked for a menu. marshals later finding her at a neighboring restaurant where she was having a drink, then in handcuffs without incident. >> right now she's being held in our facility and we're working with both the minnesota and florida detectives to best put the case together. >> reporter: riess was one of the most wanted fugitives in the country. police say the 56-year-old shot her husband david in their rural minnesota home back in march, then took off in their white cadillac escalade, soon after spotted at this iowa casino. u.s. marshals joining the search as riess allegedly drove to ft. myers, florida. authorities say that she befriended 59-year-old pamela hutchinson, a stranger bearing a similar appearance, before shooting her to death. last seen on surveillance video taken just hours after the second alleged killing. investigators say this is riess with the car she's accused of stealing from one of her alleged victims and later here walking into a florida hotel right up

the race the house minority leader however has defended the leadership's interference in the primary reiss. i don't see anything inappropriate let. mr hoyer was engaged in a conversation about the realities of life in a race as to who can win the general election and it's not the first time the us democrats are trying to influence elections e-mails revealed by wiki leaks show the party's officials try to use bernie sanders religion against him in favor of hillary clinton both were representing the democrats in the race for the u.s. presidential seat in two thousand and sixteen moreover leaks also showed that the vice chair of the democratic national committee at the time secretly and in appropriately gave clinton debate questions in advance it was during the democratic primary the current chair of the democratic national committee however says incidents like this are a thing of the past but we're moving forward we have to make sure that everything is fair and open and everybody has a fair shake and that's what we're going to do the tape recording released by the intercept put into question