ryan burns testified, telling the court the same story he told us about how jodi visited him in utaher killing travis. >> she got on top of me pretty aggressively, and we were kissing. >> martinez then played for the jury powerful video of jodi lying outright to mesa police detective esteban flores just before her arrest. >> why won't you admit to it? >> i just can't. i didn't kill travis. >> you killed him. >> no. >> jodi, you did. >> i did not. >> an accusation that would make many people crumble. but jodi persistently stuck to her story. >> were you at travis's house on wednesday? >> absolutely not. i was nowhere near mesa. >> what's so remarkable looking back at this police interview tape is even in the face of immutable evidence jodi can lie, seamlessly and deftly and very creatively. because the next day, after being booked and charged with travis's murder, jodi had a completely different story to tell the police, admitting she was there that night. >> travis was screaming. >> but that masked intruders had burst in and killed travis and that she'd been too afraid to say anythin

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now, i would expect ryan rollins to play much typically, but everyone else who got burned will be featuredups for most of the season. and that death is something that gave steve kerr a bit of nostalgia. >> i think it reminds me 14, 15, the death his younger, but, you know, 14, 15, we had games we didn't play shaun livingston. we didn't play a lander they both out of your couple of stretches in the seas that season where neither played very limited minutes or didn't play at all. we had, you know, really a major depths of the center spot with us. i'm most spades and david lee. well, good fest isn't draymond. so there reminds me a lot of just the of the talent that team was better and we have veterans. this team is young guys. the talent is is really obvious. >> all righty. the dubs. they are back in action on friday against the denver nuggets. that is a rematch of last year's opening round playoff series. so i got back to you guys. and that's a lot. yes. haha. >> thanks, jason. all get a quick check of the forecast here is we see the bay bridge toll plaza. clear blue skies, nothing to keep t

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condemn the violence in summer of 2020, when people were rioting and looting and burning down american streets? tim ryan was nowhere to be found. i'm sure now that he's running for senate, he might be willing to condemn it. look, the january 6th thing, here is the big problem i have with it. what happened was bad. i don't like violence anywhere and i certainly don't like it at the united states capitol. but the media obsession and tim ryan's obsession with this issue while people can't afford the cost of groceries, where his policies made it impassable for people to support their -- impossible for people to support their families, where we have a massive border security problem, where we know that big tech companies were actively being involved in the 2020 election in a way that hid hunter biden and joe biden's corruption. we can talk and think about a lot of different issues and i think the political medias -- media's obsession with january 6th suggestion they're not paying attention to the concerns of everyday voters in this state who are getting crushed by the policies that you supported. mr. ryan: y

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now, i want to expect ryan rollins to play much typically, but everyone else who got burned will be featuredmost of the season and that death is something that gave steve kerr a bit of nostalgia. >> i think it reminds me 14, 15, the depth is younger, but, you know, 14, 15, we had gares we didn't play shaun livingston. we didn't play a lander they both out of your couple of stretches in the seas that season where neither played very limited minutes or didn't play at all. we had, you know, really a major depths of the center spot with us. i'm most spades and david lee. well, good fest isn't draymond. so there reminds me a lot of just the of the talent that team was better and we have veterans. this team is young guys. the talent is is really obvious. >> despite the underwhelming start, the niners still remain right in the mix in the nfc. they're still in first place in the nfc west. believe it or not. and look, they have a roster full of accomplish vets and talented players. so i say all that to say this team still has plenty of time to make noise and figure things out and we'll have an opport

now, i would expect ryan rollins to play much typically dairy is but everyone else who got burned willfeatured in line up for most of the season. and that death is something that gave steve kerr a bit of nostalgia. >> i think it reminds me 14, 15, the depth is younger, but, you know, 14, 15, we had games we didn't play shaun livingston. we didn't play a lander they both out of your couple of stretches in the seas that season where neither played very limited minutes or didn't play at all. we had, you know, really a major depths of the center spot with us. i'm most spades and david lee. well, good festus and draymond. so there reminds me a lot of just the of the talent that team was better and we have veterans. this team is young guys. the talent is is really obvious. i feel like everybody as >> done a really good job trying to campus to do so. and also our temperatures getting better game. so i mean strength in numbers to be honest. so everybody can play on our team. >> france and numbers bringing it back now, despite the underwhelming start, the niners still remain in the mix in the n

now, i would expect ryan rollins, the rookie to it play much typically, but everyone else who got burnedd in the lineup for most of the season. and that well, it's something that gave steve kerr a bit of nostalgia. >> think it reminds me 14, 15, the depth is younger, but, you know, 14, 15, we had games we didn't play shaun livingston. we didn't play a lander they both out of your couple of stretches in the seas that season where either played very limited minutes or didn't play at all. we had, you know, really a major depths of the center spot with us. i'm most spades and david lee. well, good fest isn't draymond. so there reminds me a lot of just the of the talent that team was better and we have veterans. this team is young guys. the talent is is really obvious. >> despite the underwhelming start, the niners still remain right in the mix in the nfc. they're still in first place in the nfc west. they have a roster full of accomplished vets and talented players. i say all that to say this. this team still has plenty of time to make noise and figure things out and they will have an opport

ryan on our neck and neck. and the poles will have much more on that for you. in the next hour, looting and burning, ah hello, that is as out of there and he is on the top stories. at least 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in drones strikes and ukraine's capital. the early morning attacks and people running for cover a week after russia anesha its most wide spread strikes against the country and mumps. the u. s. says it will hold russia accountable for war crimes. meanwhile, russia and ukraine have conducted the biggest prisoner exchange the war so far as total of $218.00 detainees have been released by the 2 countries. with forces from across nato are taking part in the line to annual nuclear exercise. the drills involved 14 countries and around 60 aircraft, they'll be conducting training flags over belgium, as well as no fee. and the u. k. persons prime minister has been accused of running scared after failing to address parliament days after replacing the finance minister. the new chancellor, jeremy holmes, announced a raft of you towns or last month controversial many budgets and questi

ryan curry was at the suspect's first quarter appearance this a. >> the family of 25 year-old mikaela shallman, was found dead on october 17 when they discover add burned body in antioch. >> antioch police were able to identify sharlman through dental records and the burnt jewelry she was wearing. >> i walk in there and it's important to me that we take this case very seriously. >> deputy district attorney says this case involves some gruesome details. our cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. the two men involved were in the court. the judge decided to push back their arraignment. their stated reason for seeking the postponement was because they haven't received any of what we call discovery which is are the police reports and recordings and images that supply the evidence so far in this case. >> she had a large family contingency present. the family shared with us these photos with her and said she didn't deserve this. now, they want justice. >> it's our job to make sure that victims in all cases get justice and that the deceased get justice as swiftly as possible and that's what we're fight for. reporter: the family hopes this story will remind

ryan isn't alone in his frustration with national democrats. just one other example is in north carolina. beazley needs help that she's not getting. democrats have been burned in the past on spending money on races they couldn't win. is maybe the net effect being too cautious this time? what are you hearing? >> let's starlet with ohio. there's a distrust of the polling. let's recall in just two years ago in 2020, polls showed joe biden in more or less a dead heat with president trump. in fact, the biden campaign was so optimistic they dispatched biden two ohio two days before election day and he lost that state by about 8 points. it wasn't even close. that's the fear in the party. they didn't want to get burned there again. but they should be careful. north carolina is a good one to bring up here because the democratic strategists are growing increasingly nervous. they fear like republicans have an advantage in nevada where democrats may have a hard time hanging on to that seat. so in order to keep 50/50, they have to pick up one somewhere. all loi iowa long the thought was pennsylvania. they are still optimistic, but can't help but notice the polls have ti

it's just ryan or winding up there just to give us a nice good hit into the following week. 4 zone forecast like this. 64 san francisco will do about 60 ish at the coast burningmountain view, 70 for foster city in the south bay. most readings out around 70 east bay shoreline. still chilly in the upper 60's tri valley. mid 70's. again. a nice jump from this morning. 75 walnut creek. the comes in. 64. 74 fairfield and it looks like we're coming into 75 for santa rosa. 70 game plan. we go. we're cool. all week long. high temperatures wednesday to 58 winter has come with the rain too. after will be we for you on monday. stephanie. much dave. >> well, the day the day known as dia de los muertos is fast approaching the holidays largely celebrated by people of mexican heritage. but anyone can participate. and although celebrations, a lot of them happening right here in the bay area. and you can get in on the fun this weekend at a pretty big event happening very soon in oakland. joining me now to share more about it is chris iglesia, ceo of the unity council. thanks so much for being here this morning. great to be here, stephanie. thank you. haven't yet. thank you so