three years later he attacked renee dulany. despite his meticulous cleaning of that crime scene, he still left biological evidence behind. the dna from renee's rape kit and the single hair from tammy's bed ultimately tied him to both crimes. rudy gaytan was convicted of second degree murder in the death of tammy tatum and first degree sexual assault of renee dulany. >> he chose to kill her, and i got to live. i felt responsible to make sure i, you know, live a good life because hers was taken from her. >> gaytan was sentenced to a total of 72 years for both crimes and will not be eligible for parole until he's 103 years old. >> forensic evidence and the emerging technology of dna was critical in the solving of this case. without the dna evidence that was recovered from tammy tatum, this case would have never been solved. >> i always knew that the technology would catch up with the samples that they had. i never gave up hope. i never gave up hope. this had to be done. it had to be resolved. and i knew it would be >>> this young

she said renee. i said renee who. she said renee is. i said she can't be dead. i just talked to her. >> at the autopsy, the medical examiner found evidence that renee had been sexually assaulted. >> we just couldn't come up with that person that would be wanting renee dead. never was able to find any person, no family, no relatives, no past lovers, no, no one at work. >> then a month after renee's murder, there was another fire in the same apartment complex. suspecting arson, police used a helicopter with heat sensors to see if any one was hiding near by, watching the fire. >> it doesn't see objects per se. it sees heat signatures or heat given out by a person. there were no suspects hiding in any of the bushes. >> when the fire was extinguished, they found another female victim. 54 year old barbara walsh. >> the similarities between the two homicide scenes and the two women were extensive. >> both barbara walsh and renee powell were single, lived alone and worked in the health care field. >> both apartments were on the first floor. there was evidence that both

humidity goes up, renee. we know how much we love that on our hair, that humidity going up.specifically wednesday and thursday though. friday looks nice. >> bad hair days coming. i knew it had to come sooner or later. >> more hairspray. >> that doesn't always work. thanks, tedd. thanks for watching "nbc 10 news" at 11:00 a.m. i'm renee chenault-fattah. have a great day. we'll see you at 4:00. h ou f gthlkrnis g, whantu,.d. godadca, iokgoi pls , re y wit

. >>> renee dulany was sleeping in her apartment in longmont, colorado, when an intruder broke in before dawn and sexually assaulted her. >> i was just trying to remember details about him for the police, but you just have to kind of shut it out. there's not a whole lot you can do. you can't really absorb what's

renee, i will send it back to you. >>> there's still time to apply for nbc 10's grant challenge for local non-profits called 21st cesoluons. advice there's a $50,000 grant available as well as two $25,000 grants. we want to help good ideas turn into great ones. applications are being accepted until august 8th. fore to ply, go to nbc10.com. >>> now for a look at what's comi up tonight on n 10 new g change the fach insurance. >>> in the last half hour, popular philadelphia celebration returns to the west oak lane section, the night market started at 6, goes until 10 tonight. celebration of food attracts thousands of people to the area and of course, all those food trucks, almost smell it right, renee? tonight's celebration at 72nd. >> looked like he was serving up tacos. >>> a live look from traffic cameras near do every downs in kent county. this is near the very popular fire fly festival. see a little bit of traffic here moving tonight. of course, it's moving a little bit quicker than that. thousands of people already there at dover for the four-day event. and sheena had really good news

>> reporter: that's what he testified today, renee. he said he has worked in the traffic court for more than 30 years and it's always been this way, since he's been there. now, no cameras are allowed in the courtroom, so today, i sat in federal court and listened to the testimony and then obtained an audiotape of what was said in the courtroom. >> when i tried to help with the ticket, i was hoping for a not guilty verdict on it. >> reporter: that was councilwoman janie blackwell's staffer who said after blackwell's relative got a traffic ticket, he called then-traffic court judge willie singletary's assistant to ask for consideration. defense attorneys told me they can't say much. >> we really can't comment while the trial's in progress. >> are you trying to establish there's a culture of consideration? >> whatever the evidence is, you guys can get the tapes. you know, we're not trying to establish anything other than our people are not guilty. >> reporter: prosecuting attorney denise wolf asked the chief of courtroom operations whose

let's bring in cnn aviation and government correspondent analyst rene marsh who has more on that side of the story. >> good morning, carol. this situation regarding this accident over the weekend highlighting the debate happening here right here on capitol hill. it specifically looks at truck drivers' rest rules. we do know on capitol hill some republicans and democrats say they want to see a portion of the current rules changed. this is all about preventing sleepy truckers from driving 80,000 pound trucks on the roads we all drive on. the debate all boils down to how many hours and which hours truck drivers are allowed on the road. >> that's a picture of her husband, mike. >> reporter: ron wood's mother, sister and three nephews killed in a fiery crash september 2004. >> out of the blue, this truck driver of an 18-wheeler fell asleep, crossed the median and crashed into my sister's suv, flipping it upside down, landing on top of it. >> reporter: the debate on capitol hill over truck driver rest rules cuts close to the heart for wood. >> if they think these little rules are inconvenie

renee ellmers won hands down.indsey graham has been voting for immigration reform for the last seven years. he's out there. he wins 60%. so when republicans lean into it, their grassroots supporters say, you know what, we're going to support a leader, going to support a leader who's going to fix tough problems. >> why is this thing dying? everyone has said, oh, it's dying, it's dead, got passed in the senate, house is not going to do anything with it. everyone was saying the death nail was the cantor race. if everything you're telling me is true, why is it the case we're going to most likely get through this term, get to the elections without this bill getting passed? >> i think he put it well in his op-ped today, he said in essence america wants leadership and don't want their elected officials, just sit-ins keep their seats warm. the opportunity is now for john boehner and his new leadership team to take courageous action. it's clear the political support is there. the question will be, is the political will the

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residents halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his father's cance

the keynote address for graduating seniors at phells high school. >> renee looked great as always. a stormy night ahead. >> yes. we're watching storms just west of the area, there are the storms in central pennsylvania. some approaching delaware, the yellow boxes, that means that those storms are severe, and we expect those to move in overnight. >> the tonight show starring jimmy fallon is coming up next, we'll see you tomorrow. it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady with a table full of yogurt. want some greek yogurt? can i ask you a question? tell us what tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. that one is good. a is great. yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt. >> steve: from universal orlando resort in the heart of sunny florida, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his

cnn aviation analyst rene marsh is here. when we say new location, it's the same ocean, rene, just a different spot. >> exactly. same ocean, different spot. the target area we're told could shift hundreds of miles south of the last search zone which would pretty much jive with a group of independent experts who analyzed the raw data all by themselves and said the search should be focused to the southwest of where crews had already spent weeks scouring the ocean floor. now, the authorities who have been essentially overseeing the search, they have returned to the data. they are re-examining it, and in hopes of essentially better precision in pinpointing the most likely area where flight 370 entered the water, they are just crunching those numbers all over again. the hunt in the old search area, we all know it turned up nothing. but very, very important to highlight that. that southern arc is still very much in play. they still believe that the plane is somewhere along that southern arc in the indian ocean. the problem is, the

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rene marsh joins me from washington.ea here the federal trade commission sis on the warpath. but is dr. oz kind of like the collateral damage in all this? >> you heard him there say he was really on the deep end here. saying, look, i can just make one simple reference to a product and all a sudden it turns into an ad. how big is this problem, aside from dr. oz? well, the ftc, they say it's a significant problem. they say more consumers were victims of fraudulent weight loss products than any other fraud in 2011. that is based on a survey they gave to consumers. in 2010 alone, ashleigh, the commission collected nearly 107 million dollars in consumer restitution for these deceptive weight loss claims. but, you know, even as this agency is cracking down on the problem, it still persists. why? simply because a third of americans are obese. there's lots of money to be made. fraudsters are looking for ways to take advantage of it. ashleigh. >> i've got a bunch of it myself, rene, so i was interested to hear what went on, on ca

glenn. >> renee, as you can tell, it's a whole lot more humid today than yesterday. that's not just true with the ground but true all the way through the atmosphere. so we're kind of ripe for showers to develop as we go through the afternoon. there's really not much around right now on the live radar. we have a couple showers in southern delaware weakening and a couple developing right near where the sea breeze comes in in jersey. we're along garden state parkway in atlanta county. they are not moving much now. the main area in western pennsylvania. like i said, the atmosphere is primed and ready to see those showers develop and then become stronger during the afternoon. a little more widespread. not everybody is going to get rained on this afternoon, but there is potential for some places to get some real heavy downpours as we go through the afternoon, especially into the evening hours and especially north and west of philadelphia as the remnants of that western pennsylvania stuff starts to come our way. and the overall trend continues on the wet side, fairly high h

rene, thank you very much. of that if there are any new developments there. >>> happening today, president obama is expected to tap bob mcdonald, procter & gamble former ceo, to head the embattled veterans affairs department. the va hospitals across the nation were hiding a long list of veterans waiting for care covering their tracks in doing so. joining us now, who broke the story for cnn. continues to doggedly report on this. drew, when you look at the heads of the va in the past, you've had medical professionals, a lot of retired generals, even politicians. bob mcdonald doesn't fit squarely into one of those categories. seems an unusual pick. what do you think? >> it's an unusual pick, yes. they have an unusual problem at the va when you talk about the systemic failure nationwide. they really need at the department of veterans affairs, kate, a turnaround expert. somebody who can come in there and really take this huge organization and take it in a completely different direction. a direction that is consumer

good morning, renee. >> good morning, carol.now, this really is the most detailed dump of information we have received yet. now the search teams who have been refining the data determining where the plane entered the water, they believe most likely scenario is that the crew was unresponsive due to a lack of oxygen and the plane was flying itself for more than five hours. meaning it was on autopilot, flying at a constant altitude until it simply ran out of fuel. now if the autopilot was engaged, the thing that we do not know is the precise moment that it was engaged or who even turned it on, but it is very important to point out that these are all assumptions that the experts made in an effort to fill out the unknowns in this equation. they believe those assumptions, coupled with a very little data that they have, provided them the likely path for flight 370. you mentioned the new search area. we know it moves further south. you had a map there, that orange area is the preferred area where they will be focusing. we want to point

. >> reporter:that driver.oakland resident renee lovely. did not want to talk again on camera.but after hearing that the mayor now insisting that she was not on her phone while behind the wheel.she is not sure jean quan was talking and driving. because it all happened so fast. renee lovely now says she saw the mayor holding her hand up to her head.as if she was on the phone.but whatever she was doing. lovely believes mayor quan was distracted.and she is still insisting that it was the mayor who ran the light.and not her.which is exactly what she told us on sunday. >> reporter:she was backed up by other witnesses we talked to at the scene. >> reporter:i told renee lovely about the new witness who came forward.who says it was lovely.not the mayor who was talking and driving.lovely say that is simply not true.she questioned whether the city employee was just saying that to protect his boss. lovely says she doesn't text or talk and drive.especially since she was driving a child in the car. that 14 year old boy is being checked out by a doctor m

renee your opening statement. thank you to the league. i think we all agree the san francisco waterfront is a truly special place. and if you do we're asking the voters to, yes on b and, yes open b is support by is sierra club 78s be neighborhood alliance and affordable housing alliance and others citizens. prop b is simple and scared u straightforward it says waterfront height limits should be enforced and when the planner of the ports want to exceed those limits they should put the question to the voters. the yes on b campaign is really part of the out growth full only 8 washington we'll have a high-rise twice the size of the old embarcadero freeway and fortunately over 67 of the voters said no, we don't want a wall on of the or high towers but proposition g or b says if the planners seek to exceed the height limits then the voters have a changing chance to say yes or no it's a vote and choice by the voters and mr. valenzuela 10 a statement >> thank you to the league for having you will say here today first of all, i'm a volunteer in an

r rene marsh has more. >> reporter: sleep-deprived truck driver.saying is caused this wreck. it was just this friday, if you remember we first told you right here on "the lead," about a debate happening about trucker's rest rules. saturday's crash is bringing that debate front and center. actor and comedian tracy morgan remains hospitalized after surviving this deadly chain reaction crash on the new jersey turnpike saturday morning. morgan suffered broken ribs, broken nose, leg, and femur. his fellow passenger, friend, james mcnair, killed. in the criminal complaint, prosecutors pin the blame on the truck driver. he hadn't slept for a period in excess of 24 hours. >> this is a wake-up call to all of us. i mean, we have these truck drivers on the road. they are driving 80,000-pound rigs, going high speeds, and they are not clearly getting enough time off and this is what happens. >> reporter: the crash highlighting an ongoing debate on capitol hill over truck driver rest rules, which we reported just eight hours before the crash involving morgan. th

rene marsh, appreciate it. >>> hell hath no fury.han those with male names. not because they are more severe but because people don't respect the female hurricanes as much and are less likely to prepare or evacuate. it could almost triple the death toll. hurricane katrina could skew the results. what is wrong with you people? you're going by the names of -- anyway, that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to wolf blitzer. >> jake, thank you very much. >>> bracing for the worst. people in the severe weather zone, parts of the midwest under watches for dangerous tornadoes and destructive winds. innocent until proven guilty. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff responding to growing backlash against sergeant bowe bergdahl's release and others say the former p.o.w. is a deserter whose selfish

aviation correspondent rene marsh reports on how authorities plan to manage unruliness in the skies.elp me! please help me! >> reporter: disruptive passengers in the air. >> ow. >> reporter: in 2013, 8,000 cases of unruly flyers. some serenading, others, shall we say, overserved. but they're not just a nuisance. pilots say they can pose a risk. >> a disruptive passenger, you want to keep it from becoming dangerous. you want to really nip it in the bud early on and the crew member -- the cockpit always has the alternative available to them to divert if necessary to the closest, nearest suitable airport. >> reporter: the international air transport association meeting in qatar now wants governments to play a bigger role in taming unruly passengers. the industry group supports a u.n. organization's call for increased airline training to prevent or manage disruptions. concessi concessionaires asking airport bars to watch for drunk passengers and showing the consequences of unruly behavior. >> all of a sudden we heard a woman scream in the back. >> reporter: the scares range from passenge

rene marsh is here to talk about that.g to me that we're talking about main, moderate senator susan collins. why is she doing this? >> there is support on both sides. they don't want to change out the entire rules as it relates to truck drivers but there's a very specific portion of these rules that some republicans and democrats say they want to see change. this is all about preventing sleepy truckers from driving 80,000-pound trucks on the roads we all drive on and this debate really boils down to how many hours and which hours these truck drivers are allowed on the road. >> that's a picture of her husband mike. >> ron woods' mother, sister, and three nephews killed in a firery crash in september 2004. >> out of blue, this truck driver of an 18-wheeler fell asleep, crossed the median and crashed into my sister's suv, flipping it upside down, landing on top of it. >> reporter: the debate on capitol hill cuts close to the heart for wood. >> if they think that these rules are inconvenient for them, this is inconvenience, ha

i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield.he news continues with nightly news live from normandy. . >>> on our broadcast tonight, the solute to the warriors who stormed the beaches here in normandy. the men who liberated the nation and changed the course of history. tonight, the emotional return for many one more time. our nbc news exclusive, our conversation with president obama on the prisoner swap, his reaction to edward snowden and what he told us shortly before a surprise meeting with vladimir putin. >>> moment of crisis. a terrifying scene. a heavily armed gunman opens fire. the shootout, bullets at a courthouse outside atlanta. run for history, excitement building at belmont after all these years. are we about to witness a triple crown? "nightly news" from normandy begi

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renee? >>. >>> now an nbc 10 exclusive. two men are in custody after a shooting and chase through two new jersey counties. sky 10 was there as the suspects surrendered last night. it started in gloucester county where they're accused of shooting a man in the stomach and that led to a police pursuit. officers from at least three different aejs are interviewing the suspects. >> kathleen cane plans to release a new report on the investigation of jerry sandusky. cane is holding a news conference in harrisburg on monday to give details on the report. sandusky was accused on 45 counts. he's serving a 30 to 60-year state prison sentence. during cane's campaign to become attorney general she questioned why it took nearly three years for charges to be filed against him. >>> happening now, the central pennsylvania minister who was defrocked after officiating his son's same-sex marriage is appealing that decision. frank schaefer is arguing that in ballot her. a jury of pastors suspended the minister from lebanon last year. his ministe

tonight, joining us from columbia south carolina is renÉe trout wine, her daughter sarah, killed in achevy cobalt in 2009. friday, thank you for coming on with us and i appreciate your time and talking to us about what must be a very painful issue for your. i want to ask you about mary barra, but first i want to ask you this, another recall, 3.1 million vehicles in some of these vehicles still in production by the company. how does that mother of a young girl who was killed in one of these cars, how do you react to that? >> i am just sick by all of this. in fact, what was funny was about a couple weeks ago i was watching tv and i saw a commercial by gm and it was for a college kid getting a gm vehicle to go to college and that's exactly what i did and the reason i bought the car was for safety number one and it's okay so finally they are doing recalls, but they don't have the parts available, so what good is a recall? gerri: unit make a good point that they are not making enough ignition switches or it's difficult because some of these cars are in models that are discontinued, but mar

estuvo renÉ pérez y llegÓ luis fonzi con la maleta en la mano directo de espaÑa. >> cÓmo te sientes el> vimos al orgullo boricua el jugador de los new york giants. >> para ver a toda la gente que es tan emocionados por verme estÁn haciendo las cosas bien es muy importante para mÍ. >> a quÍen les vas tÚ en el mundial? brasil, mÉxico? >> yo creo que brasil. >> por primera vez en el desfile hablamos con el cantante portorriqueÑo que como saben estuvo encarcelado mÁs una dÉcada y ahora retoma su vida. >> creo que mÁs que bendecido. un momento bien bonito ver al pueblo de retÓrico. hemos vuelto a las actividades, conciertos gracias a dios por eso y a ustedes por el apoyo. >> se aprende de momentos difÍciles? >> claro de experiencias difÍciles. uno adquieren la madurez. estamos aquÍ para reivindicarnos. >> por otro lado vimos a los chicos de plan b y al salsero. una de las mÁs esperadas era jennifer lÓpez que por supuesto brillÓ por su ausencia pero no importa. aquÍ la gente boricua gozÓ por todo lo alto como solo ellos lo saben hacer. desde ny primer impacto. >> muchas gracias un abrazo muy

nurse renee mull ins was driving home wednesday when she saw a van flip over ep bankment and land upside down in a creek. she jumped into the watt to save those inside. fortunately she had a knife and was able to cut the unconscious driver from the seatbelt. after pull that woman out she saved the three children inside as well. >> i was not even planning oncoming them to way and then for some reason yesterday i just thought i'll take the scenic route home. >> mull ins says she's not reconnected with the family since the rescue but simply hopes they're doing okay. >>> a major block party took over the streets of center city today and tonight. it kicks off week long wawa welcome america festival and all these up to the main event on the 4th of july. annie mccormick checked in on philadelphia's newest summer tradition. >> welcome to philadelphia. baby. >> the reed family from north philadelphia joined thousands expected at the liberty block party chestnut street yesterday the kickoff for wawa welcome america festival. >> the ice cream event and wawa hoagie and party with nikki minaj. >> it

semana exacta del mundial de fÚtbol la mayor ciudad de brasil amanece con huelga en el sistema de renessta la cocina, amaga y dispara sin compaciÓn. en el tres por uno defini tampoco los pupilos escalaron otro importante peldaÑo >> fÉlix con el mejor gol de los mundiales. recuerde que faltan 7 dÍas para el mundial de fÚtbol que usted podrÁ ver aquÍ por univisiÓn. >> precisamente los empleados del mero de sao pablo iniciaron una huelga. ese transporte es la principal vÍa de acceso. el moderno estadio donde tendrÁ lugar la ceremonia inaugural de la copa del mundo. el primer partido entre brasil y croacia. la huelga afectarÁ a 4 millones y medio de usuarios en una ciudad de 20 millones de habitantes. >> en un hospital hay un Ángel que pasa de los 70 aÑos. es inmigrante que dedicÓ su vida a llevar amor y esperanza a los niÑos. los mÁs necesitados por eso y mucho mÁs se ganÓ un tÍtulo que lleva con orgullo abuelo. lourdes nos presenta su historia. ♪ acompaÑado de su mochila con juegos el argentino visita cuarto por cuarto los pequeÑos del hospital de niÑos del centro mÉdico en miami. >> se r

. >> for rene, pride is about spending time with the people she loves most, her son and daughter. >> i grew up in an open minded family, and if not for the mother i had, wouldn't be the man i am today. >>> san francisco police did make 75 arrests during pride events yesterday. 65 of them were for intoxication. six for felonies including assault and weapons violations, and four were from misdemeanors. >>> pride events are growing around the globe. today there were parades in new york, chicago, dublin, spain, peru, and this one in toronto. one of the largest. more than 12,000 people marched in the parade alongside 250 groups and tens of thousands watched from the side. >> we want to see your photos from today's parade. nathan sent us this photo of three attendees posing for the camera. one with decorative victorian flair. our address is ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> tonight police in antioch are on the lookout for a gunman after seven people were shot. it happened just were midnight at a home on cedar point way. five people were rush to the hospital. another two arrived on their own. police h

rene marsh reporting live from washington. thank you. >>> there are new details of the tortured captivity of bowe bergdahl and the firestorm over the deal that convinced terrorists to free him. today on capitol hill all members of the house will meet behind closed doors with the three main points of those negotiations, the white house, the state department and the pentagon. those officials will face very tough questions from lawmakers. they're worried about the future threat from those five taliban commanders who were released in exchange for bergdahl's freedom. that deal is causing outrage in bergdahl's family. fbi investigating death threats against his parents who stayed out of public view in recent days. cnn's ed lavandera is in hailey, idaho this morning. lisa, tell us about this meeting. how contentious do you expect it to be? >> this definitely could be highly contentious as this classified as behind closed doors so we won't know what's said inside. i will tell you this. this is the first chance that house members will

. >> renee marsh joins us from washington. how could this happen? >> that's a big question. that's what the faa is trying to get to the bottom of. we know that one passenger on board calling this the scariest flight of all time. this morning, the faa tells us that an issue with the plane's door caused that emergency slide to deploy midair. you just heard the pilot. now listen to passengers as they describe what could have been a deadly situation. >> all of a sudden you saw their faces go like this and heard a big bang and a hiss. >> shock aboard a united air plans flight when an emergency slide accidentally deployed midair, inflating inside the back of the boeing 737 carrying more than 100 people. passengers report hearing a distinct popping noise, before the slide started filling up inside the cabin. flight attendants rushed to asituation the situation. >> they had a panic look and took the carts and ran backwards to the front of the plane. >> no injuries reported, but the plane en route from chicago o'hare international airport to john wayne airport in southern california

. >> for rene, pride is about spending time with the people she loves most, her son and daughter. >> i grew up in an open minded mily, and if not for the mother i had, wouldn't be the man i am today. >>> san francisco police did make 75 arrests during pri events yesterday. 65 of them were for intoxicaon. six for felonies including assault and weapons violations, and were from misdeanors. >>> pride events are growing around the globe. today there were parades in new york, chicago, dublin, spain, peru, and this one in toronto. one of the largest. more than 12,000 people marched in the pade alongside 250 groups and tens of thousands watched from the side. >> we want to see your photos from today's parade. nathan sent u this photo of three attendees posing for the camera. one with decorative victorian flair. our address is ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> tonight police in antioch are on the lookout for a gunman after seven pple were shot. it happened just were midnight at a home on cedar point way. five people were rush to the hospital. another two arrived on their own. police have not said what

aviation correspondent rene marsh is here to explain. no new information.e information, it the satellites, et cetera they already had. >> absolutely. they're relying on new theories. they have a new search area, but the data remains the same. what has changed is the way that they're looking at it. and what is stunning is for the first time in a very detailed report, we get some insight on what teams doing the analysis think about what happened on flight 370. a startling scenario, the pilots of malaysia airlines flight 370 unconscious. the plane not under human control. as it flew more than five hours across the indian ocean. >> it is highly, highly likely that the aircraft was on autopilot. otherwise, it could not have followed the orderly path that has -- that has been identified through the satellite sightings. >> a 64-page report details the assumptions leading to a new search area. the plane still flying if somehow sucked of oxygen. everyone on board passed out. it happened on golfer payne stewart's learjet in 1999 and again in 2005 on a greek passenger

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tubbs said he never made the threatening comments to rene gamboa.ing her son, couldn't have been him. >> i wasn't even on the field. i was in the stands. >> but after a short confrontation with gamboa's husband, tubbs soon find himself out of the stands in the middle of a vicious melee. >> they knocked me down to the ground, and some guy starts hitting me. well, i focus on him and i get on top of him. and i was able to get a couple of punches in. then i was pulled off of him, kicked, beaten, stomped, everything. he even tried to pull my pants down. >> the men seen on the tape doing most of the kicking, stomping, and beating are these two brothers, gino and joe sirocco. after cops get ahold of the footage, the brothers find themselves in real trouble. they're arrested on felony assault charges, and both plead no contest. joe is sentenced to five years, and gino to two. pico rivera coach tony gonzalez has a hard time explaining to his team just what their parents were thinking. >> it's a shame. our kids are very upset. because they feel that -- their

i can't quite see you rene, but i believe she'll take your picture. >> in recognition of your heroic action on june 4 to save a man's life in the city of san francisco. >> they all say the same thing. thank you very much. [applause] >> michael, would you take jerry's back with you? unfortunately or fortunately, jerry was not able to join us today. [applause] >> thank you very much for this honor. it feels odd to me because i don't feel like i did anything that any human being wouldn't do when they think they hear someone yelling for help . thank you, but i think it's what we should all do. i'm happy the man is alive and that everybody responded and i'm proud and blessed to work with the people that i do. thank you. >> thank you susan. >> and i just wanted to echo that the ferry buildings are a really special community and as susan said, anyone in that division would have realized that we needed to take action and i've worked here for 11 years and there's a rich pageant of life and it's just a testimony to a really great group of people who care about this building. i realize you guys

. >> opponents inside and outside said the governor is reneeing on the agreement. he wants to give them benefits but insists changes must be made. >>> the name of a philadelphia council woman came up in testimony at the trial of six former traffic court judges. they are charged with ticket fixing. lu ann cahn live tonight with the latest developments from federal court. >> reporter: prosecute have always said that their case would show that judges were fixing tickets for the offices of the politically powerful. today, we got a preview of what's to come. >> we're continuing to put our r on witnesses. >> reporter: prosecutors and former judges aren't talking. >> not a comment. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, a witness was asked about his connection to council woman blackwell's office. he denied he tried to get his ticket fixed. tomorrow her aide is expected to take the stand as they accused her office of uk one of the worst offenders and asking for ticket fixing. this was her response in 2012. >> i don't know any details. i don't know what they're talking about. i

he performed the place with french violinist renee chemet in 1932. >> translator: very interesting concerti liked the rhythms. >> translator: i loved the wide variety of traditional and modern styles. ♪gg99Ññwçça7guc >> welcome back to the "france 24" newsroom. here are the headlines. a call from help -- a call for help from a rack. the iraqi prime minister asks the u.s. to launch airstrikes against the isis fighters taking over the north. spain celebrates its new monarch. -- felipe vixth calls for unity following his proclamation as king. he replaces his father after 40 years on the throne, but that is not the only spanish rain coming to an end. it is all over for the spanish world cup champ, crashing out of the tournament after two

there was another acquaintance of jonothan vick's, heather renee sellers, who mysteriously disappearede's been missing for several years. >> ms. sellers was actually engaged to him in the weeks prior to her disappearance. >> sellers' car was found at the bottom of a river. her case is still open. in november of 2005, jonothan vick was convicted of dana satterfield's murder and sentenced to life in prison. >> it was guilty, guilty, guilty. all 12 guilty. i mean, they all knew. yeah. >> i'll never forget the words that he chose, because after all of this, there was still such an arrogance almost, or how can you accuse me, this innocent man that i am? how can they convict me of this? >> dana's murderer is still free and i'm going to prison. she did not get justice today. >> and then the judge said, "you're going prison for the rest of your life." >> i have no sympathy for him or his mother or his wife or anyone in his family. i have no sympathy for none of them, because they all thought that -- or still think that he's innocent, and they know that he's guilty. his mother knew he was guilt

. >> thank you shawn and dave and rene. all those in favor of resolution 1349 say i. >> i. >> opposed. >> resolution 1349 passed unanimous. [applause] next item. >> item 11a, request approval of contract terms and authorize staff to execute a contract with dock wise in an amount not to exceed 2.97 million for dry dock number one plus $270,000 incurred at loading subject at board of supervisors approval, a waiver of competitive sitting and other city contracting requirements. >> good afternoon commissioners. daily with the special projects group here to present on dry dock number one. i'll start with some background on the project. it's been with us a long time. dry dock number one was constructed for the world war ii shipbuilding effort. it was in operation for a little over 60 years, declared unfit for service in '99, coming up on 75 years old. said on its last operational lift. we've been trying to find a proper home or final disposition for it ever since. we caught a break in 2009 with the assistance of minority leader,