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the exhausting search right now for (this ( man )s killer- after he tore apart a central valley police officer )s family. the victim: a husband and brand new father, killed in the line of duty just hours after christmas. right now police agencies across california- and likely across state lines - are on alert for the man in these surveillance photos. we want to get the pictures out there as much as possible- so if you see him - you can alert authorities. and in just moments- we expect to find out the other possible clues investigators are gleaning from this case. good morning, and thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i )m marcus washington. and i )m kris sanchez. in for laura. let )s go right to the news conference. news conference on officer killed in newman. back here in the bay area: the search continues at this hour for an inmate who back here in the bay area: the search continues at this hour for an inmate who back here in the bay area: the search continues at this hour for an inmate who back here in the bay area: the search continues at this their overwhelming support t

s killer, on the other hand, isn't supposed to be in this country. >> reporter: captured on surveillance cameras, he has not been publicly identified. please do know who he is. the emotional toll the death's head on the community and the department has been clear from the memorials. >> you have to understand, this was not supposed to happen here. i have been to too many of these funerals. i never thought, ever that i will be doing this. i do not want to d give anythin >> reporter: closure will not be easy. >> i did not know, christmas morning at 4 am when i said goodbye to him, and sent him to his family, it would be the last time that i saw him. >> reporter: it is so difficult to listen to chief richardson. you feel the pain the department is feeling. the sheriff's department feels the suspect is within 100 miles of newman. and the rest will come shortly. we can only hope sooner rather than later. >>> this year 144 police officers across the country died in the line of duty in the united states. 52 of them were shot and killed. those numbers are up from last year where 129 officers died

after a massive two-day manhunt, authities arre s's suspected killer friday morning gustavo perez arriaga. >> this criminal, mr. arriaga, crossed our border illegally into arizona some time ago. he is a criminal. he has two prior arrests for d.u.i. >> reporter: the 32-year-old surrendered to swat officers about 200 miles away near bakersfield, california. over the last 24 hours, seven more people have been arrested for helping arriaga elude authorities, including his brother, girlfriend, and a coworker. overcome with gratitude and grief, singh's brother reggie spoke on the family's behalf. >> i'd like to thank you for working day and night to make this happen. >> reporter: an outspoken opponent of california's sanctuary state laws, stanislaus county sheriff adam christianson didn't shy away from using singh's death as an example. you're saying that he was d.est.eased >> twice. >> reporter: twice.ed >> potentially. if he wasn't here, then he wouldn't have been driving drunk. and it wouldn't have been reported to officer singh, and the encounter, the stop, the enforcement stop, potentially

he's not sorry you use against killers you've you have explained some of what he says as hyperbole exaggeration. but that's not hyperbole he's never said he killed p.c.'s but out of self-defense those killers were killing people and he was part of the operation how many is he killed he has not said so to my eyes he went out and killed people did he is self defense yes how many i don't know who have to us and we have no idea was never investigated or is he too powerful to investigate was investigated by the u.s. followed not to be guilty but human rights did that. what about the police was he never investigated for murder by the police nobody complained you were there jack there derriere victims where you know this country there is a rule of law and we follow certain processes you have to follow the rule you file a complaint the preliminary investigations conducted by the prosecution to determine probable cause there is then a case is filed in court without that you cannot stick you said he killed and self-defense he said when he was sixteen that he killed a man for looking at him the wrong way either side of the above you even know if he did kill every

place are focusing on a critical clue that could help them track down the killers. news 4's shomari stone is at police headquarters with more about this. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. d.c. police are reviewing surveillance video from that block, knox place southeast. people tell me that they heard dt least 16 shots fired. one woman t me it was ten shots fired. and they're wondering, who shot and killed this 15-year-old and why? somebody so young, life cut so short. >> yeah, it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: d.c. police chiefr pe newsome questions why two masked menow gunned dn a 15-year-old in southeast. >> who isot going to s a kid? this is the holiday season. it's supposed to be a se celebratory time and we're out here with a young kid and a family that's devastated. >> reporter: officers responded to fhe scene a minutes after the shooting, with their flashing lights.es detectound the 15-year-old, who was a student at anacostiaigh school, shot several times. >> we couldn't do anything to save his life. say the men polic targeted the teen, found him in the parki

s are a killer for retail the matter how you play it. situation.retailers are not dealing with a secular issue of retail being bad. retail and the consumer shopping, they will continue to shop. they have to continue to evolve in this on the channel world. they have to have a margin structure that allows them to make both the store and analytic investments. they have got to continue to evolve into this world and the investment, they have got to have a margin structure that allows them to make the investments. alix: what was your favorite gift that you bought? >> i think we bought a lot of gift cards. that was our gift for the season. alix: thank you very much. whatt to get an update on is making headlines outside the business world. and south korea staging a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony to upgrade railings between the countries. they were destroyed by the country and were revived early this year. council -- thety u.s. allowing them to proceed despite sanctions on the north. china says all businesses will be regulated equally. the government has

killers. there was something going on in the 1980's and 1990's. really good question. thank you guys so much. it has been an interesting class. i look forward to seeing you next week. [applause] [laughter] >> you can watch lectures in history every weekend on american history tv. we take you inside college classrooms to learn about topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. that is saturday at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern on c-span3. while in riverside, we took a driving tour of the city with historical consultant and former director of the riverside metropolitan museum, vincent moses. >> riverside was founded in 1870, shortly after the civil war, by judge john westley noris, who was a radical abolitionist before the war. he was on the nominating committee for abraham lincoln to be the republican candidate for president in 1860. he ran lincoln's ohio campaign in 1860. that colony he founded with like-minded individuals was a joint colony, the intent was to create a civilized, high level, cooperative commonwealth on the edge of the california desert. it lasted

s. and that's not the only manhunt happening this morning. another search for the suspected cop killer in the central be valley s. 33-year-old corporal ronil singh was gunned down early yesterday morning during a traffic stop in the small is town of newman in stanislas county. a clerk rapg up the season's items moments before the shooting, she heard the sound of a gunshot, and he took off. the community held a memorial to remember singh. >> very kind hearted, loving. we're a small-knit community. he was very loving and offering his kindness to everybody. >> the manhunt under way. this is the man police are looking for. he was last seen wearing a black shirt with a chain around his neck and a black jacket with patches on it. investigators say if you see him, call police immediately. this has been a deadly year for police officers. in california, 11 officers have been killed while on duty. five by fun guyer. across the u.s., 86 have died. at least 45 by gunfire. and officer singh leaves behind a wife and 5-year-old son. the sheriff's department set up a memorial fund. you can find a link

s >>> right nowrch for a killer.urch. >>> two months after a stray bullet killed a d.c. man in his car police say they've tracked down the shooter. this morning what the victim's fatherns p to do next and it may surprise you. >>> and with no signs of the partial government shut dount coming to an end before the end of the year, a budget change that could hurthe wallets of hundreds of federal workers. a lot toover on this saturday. the 29th of december, 2018. we hope you're enjoying the last saturday of 2018. weut started this morning, heavy fog. that has since lted making way for really a nice start to our saturday >> not a bad saturday. it was a gorgeous sunrise. i have the picturese just in c you weren't up an hour ago. it was stunning. they're on our my facebook and twitter pages. it's breathtaking. now, when we were up early this morning and we were coming in to work, hitting a lot of fog out there. you could barely s a couple cars in front of you. we have fogn left d through prince william un

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killers. there was something going on in the 1980's and 1990's. really good question. thank you guys so much. it has been an interesting class. i look forward to seeing you next week. [applause] [laughter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: listen to lectures in history on the go by streaming our podcast anyway, anytime. you are watching american history tv. only on c-span3. on american history tv, from a daylong conference on retired supreme court justice anthony kennedy, law professors discuss his views on the division of power between the federal and state governments and the separation of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial ranches of government.

with an output of eating a killer watch this tesco has the most powerful of the i twenty s. engines on the highway and reaches a top speed of one hundred ninety kilometers per hour and it makes the run from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour in ten point two seconds fast enough to keep up with traffic without ending up stuck permanently behind a line of trucks in the right lane and. i know that one complaint times you has about the three cylinder engine is that it could be more fuel efficient and modern day rates consumption for it at four point six liters per one hundred kilometers but on this test drive it's been more like seven point six three leaders more. apart from the poor mileage though the teen g.d.a. engine puts in a good performance for the i twenty and the interior offers plenty of space for a car this sunday but how does the car do on long haul trips. that there hyundai i twenty is already known as a decent city current today times you found out it also has little problem negotiating country routes again with his engine in the style trim line that one day i

s&p 500, the dow, are off better than 12% from their highs. the nasdaq about 17% from its highs. all into correction territory. what define as bear market? you get 20% or more. here's the killer there. 2/3s of the stocks that inhabit the s&p 500 are well into that bear market territory. more from kristina partsinevelos with what is going on. kristina? >> yeah, you saw this happened in the last ten minutes. this has to do with algorithms that are selling off shares like head funds and et cetera. all markets in negative territory for the day. you have concerns about a recession, slow down, global growth. more specifically for the nasdaq trading lower. you have the world stock on nasdaq. there was a poll from the "wall street journal," nbc, stating a third of americans right now believe the economy is going to be heading worse in 2019. this is about 900 people that were polled. another major reason that you're seeing this downward trend on all markets today is the federal reserve is expected to increase interest rates on wednesday, the big question is what will happen in 2019. will there be a slow down in those height rakes? you're also seeing concerned about global growth slow

s>> the deadly winter storm wept through the country, how much more is coming and where? >>> accused cop-killerght after a da tw manhunt. authorities in california capture a man they say killed a police officer during a traffic stop. >>> china's secret instillation, what exactly is going on at ase in argentina and why some american experts are concerned. >>> and sears on the brink, the iconic american retailer is up for sale and today was the last day to bid. will seavive to see another year? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" odith lester holt. >>> vening. i'm kate snow in for lester tonight. b in with what many are viewing as an unacceptable emergency across the country on thursday and today, people in some areas trying to dial11 ll centers instead got a business signal. local authorities urged residents to go back to calling local rsphone lines, num most people just don't know. federal regulators opened an investigation into what happened. we get the latest from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: for the second day in a row, potentially millions of americans dialing 91 1 would not have gotte

killers. there was something going on in the 1980's and 1990's. really good question. thank you guys so much. it has been an interesting class. i look forward to seeing you next week. [applause] [laughter] >> you can watch lectures in history every weekend on american history tv. we take you inside college classrooms to learn about topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. that is saturday at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern on c-span3. while in riverside, we took a driving tour of the city with historical consultant and former director of the riverside metropolitan museum, vincent moses.

killer? the u.s. army has grappled with that question for eight years through two investigation s before finally charging alleged murder of a detainee in afghanistan in 2010. the detainee was a suspected bomb maker who killed two marines during a fierce conflict. goldstein has acknowledged the killing, but told fox news in 2016 it was, quote, a legal engagement of a known enemy combatant on the battlefield. on sunday, president trump promised to review the case calling goldstein a u.s. military hero who could face the death penalty from our own government avenue admitted to killing a terrorist bomb maker. his role on the battlefield initially earned him a silver star for valor but following an investigation the medal was stripped and he was given a general discharge in 2014. a second army investigation began in 2016 after goldstein discussed the killing on fox news. >> what is it like going from war hero to accused war criminal? are you angry? >> no. it has been incredibly painful. very -- and very difficult over the last year or years, everyone who served with me stood by me. and so kind of -- it's over

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suspected golden state killer was back in court thursday.73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including murder, kidnap and rape -- for crimes allegedly committed in the 70's and 80's. every seat in the courtroom was taken as the judege finalized some decisions in the case.sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story.. ((pkg)) trt: 1:13"i just love seeing him in orange and behind bars."back in the courtroom cage thursday, joseph deangelo stood infront of more of his alleged victims. the judge made two rulings as the case moves forward... first, he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage.he also determined the suspected golden state killer cannot afford his own lawyer, so the public defender will continue as his attorney ((diane howard - sacramento county public defender)) "i'm not making any comment." investigators say deangelo terrorized men and women across the state for two decades.. several district attorneys from sacramento to orange county participated in the hearing.the court appearance comes just a day after saramento county officials revealed deangelo's trial could cost taxpayers about $20 million dollars. victims say his cri

s>> the deadly winter storm wept through the country, how much more is coming and where? >>> accused cop-killerrities in california capture a man they say killed a police officer during a traffic stop. >>> china's secret instillation, what exactly is going on at ase in argentina and why some american experts are concerned. >>> and sears on the brink, the iconic american retailer is up for sale and today was the last day to bid. will seavive to see another year?

suspected golden state killer was back in court today.73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including several counts of murder, kidnap and rape for crimes allegedly committed in the 70's and 80's. as sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains ... nearly every seat was taken in the courtroom... as the judge finalized a set of decisions for deangelo's case. ((pkg)) trt: 1:13"i just love seeing him in orange and behind bars."back in the courtroom cage thursday, joseph deangelo stood infront of more of his alleged victims. the judge made two rulings as the case moves forward... first, he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage.he also determined the suspected golden state killer cannot afford his own lawyer, so the public defender will continue as his attorney ((diane howard - sacramento county public defender)) "i'm not making any comment." investigators say deangelo terrorized men and women across the state for two decades.. several district attorneys from sacramento to orange county participated in the hearing.the court appearance comes just a day after saramento county officials revealed deangelo's trial could cost taxpayers about $20 million dollar

should be i mean now there's a new a new killer document doctrine where conceiving of making small nukes for a battlefield i remember in the one nine hundred eighty s. that was scoffed at is. total madness and now we've gone back to it it seems like these these people in power don't understand that how close we can come to a complex because you know from living here in russia russia will do everything everything to protect that sovereignty and it's made that clear to everyone but that's that's heard on deaf ears by people like mike pompei o and john bolton go ahead daniel. i agree totally i mean the abrogation of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is is very dangerous i mean the u.s. is walking away from some very important. nuclear arms accords that were hammered out in the last years of the of the cold war and now it's just casting them aside this is a this is amazingly irresponsible amazingly reckless but the u.s. is doing it then and it's almost impossible to imagine what the repercussions will be but it's important to bear in mind that the the old the old pax americana one point zero is forming a part trump has no idea what to replac

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killer. >> wave common nd. en you lose a child, the circle of life isn't built forr s to bury kids. >> reporter: allegations ofic football culture led to the firing of the head coach dj durkin. dr wallace loh has also announced he will be stepping down soon. today he said locksley's return has given him hope that umd can come back from tragedy. >> im so happy. he almost brought no tears. his humility, his caring for students. we will begin to heal and will begin to regain the confidence of the whole community. >> locksley said he is clear on how to rebuild the football program. be every decision i make with these kids wil made as if they were my own child. that's not anything i take lightly. >> welcome home, head football head coach michael locksley. this will be his third time here. he has served as assistant coach and interim head coach. i spoke wit jordan mcnair's father today. he said he didn't want to talk on camera but that he is in support of locksley coming in ae coach. the family has a lot with the university of maryland. >> thank you. >>> in professional efootball, edskins knew that alex smith's retu

killer is still at large. nbc's ali aruzi is joining us iom london. ear the gunman was already on a terror watch list. s at more do we know? >> reporter: thaght, phillip. the assailant who was already known to security services as a possible terrorist threat, opened fire on a popular christmas market, killing at least three people and injuring 11 ot now five people are said to be in critical condition after the attack. the attack took placen the ty of strasbourg. it's about 310 miles east of paris on france's border with germany. it's a very popular place at this time of itar. as the largest christmas market in france, and it promotes itself as the capital of christmas. now, according to french authorities,us thect escaped after exchanging gunfire with soldrs and armed police. he is believed to be injured. now, initially some people thought the gunfire was firecrackers, then it was sheer panic when it becam clear what was going on. now, witnesses describe hearing gunshots and screams and shouts, an police telling people to duck for cover. the city has been in lockdown as there is a massive manhunt under

killer murray and the orange bowl, on the other side of the bracket. a lopsided contest between clemson and notre dame. and a quwarriors preview comingp next in sports. the nbc sports s. sharks defenseman erik karlsson wa >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman. eric carlson was suspended for two games for an illegal hit against the kings last sunday. the suspension now over. carlson is available to play against the oilers in edmonton. bad news for edmonton, don't make carlson angry, you won't like him angry. it's carlson who finds donskoi who puts it in the net. we're tied. second period, sharks up by two. eric carlson is going to get the puck. so he's got a nice assist. now he's going to snap a shot from the point. sharks lead by three. third period, sharks short handed. logan couture7-4. >>> college football. clemson taking on notre3. trevor lawrence hooks up with justin ross. 52-y no good. cle clemson up six. lawrence lobs up for higgins here. that's a touchdown. it looked pretty good in real speed. it looked unbelievable when you look at it again. he bobbled it, caught it and focused with one hand. great catch. third quarter. clemson literally running away with it.

killer was back in court today.(grant) 73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including several counts of murder, kidnap and rape for crimes allegedly committed in the 70'sd 80's. kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala is live in sacramento to explain what happened in the courtroom. ashley? ashley: nearly every seat was taken in the courtroom here at the sacramento county jail. the judge finalized a set of decisions for deangelo's case... ((pkg)) trt: 1:13"i just love seeing him in orange and behind bars."back in the courtroom cage thursday, joseph deangelo stood infront of more of his alleged victims. the judge made two rulings as the case moves forward... first, he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage.he also determined the suspected golden state killer cannot afford his own lawyer, so the public defender will continue as his attorney ((diane howard - sacramento county public defender)) "i'm not making any comment." investigators say deangelo terrorized men and women across the state for two decades.. several district attorneys from sacramento to orange county participated in the hearing.the court appearance comes just a day afte

suspected golden state killer was back in court as the trial moves forward. 73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including murder.. kidnapping and rape for crimes committed in the 70's and 80's. yesterday the judge made two rulings... first he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage. the also determined that deangelo cannot afford his own lawyer so the public defender will continue as he attorney. the court appearance comes just a day after sacramento county officials revealed the trial could cost taxpayers about 20-million dollars... and last another ten years. deangelo is due back in court in april. ( james ) breaking overnight... a former san francisco giants infielder was one of two former majore league baseball players killed in a car crash in venezuela. luis valbuena and jose castillo after playing a game for the country's winter league. major league baseball tweeted out this image to honor the two men. valbuena played as recently as last season for the los angeles angels. castillo played for three teams over parts of 5 seasons including the san francisco giants... who he played for in 2008. ( james )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the fa

killer to catch.""yeah, no , sherlock!"in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (vicki) the holidays are a time to reconnect with family and loved ones.for u-s service members, tripsally precious.(ken) this year, some of the reunions have been caught- on-camera ... and as you might imagine, they quickly go viral. polo sandoval reports. a visit to santa claus...-nats- turned into a special delivery for these two minnesota sisters...-nats-their father - a soldier stationed in kuwait- surprised his daughters just in time for christmas.it's among the many emotional reunions caught on camera between military members and their families this holiday season.a wisconsin boy's older brother, serving in the army... -nats-surprised him at school with a big hug after five months apart.the soldier then marched down the hall to his other sister and brother.-nats- in this viral video...a little boy, presented with a large christmas gift-nats-inside the box, a loved one in military fatigues.-nats-the person who posted this wrote, "my nephew got to unwrap the only christmas gift he asked for a few days early"-nats-a small army of family members kept this airman from even getting th

suspected golden state killer was back in court as the trial moves forward. 73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including murder.. kidnapping and rape for crimes committed in the 70's and 80's. yesterday the judge made two rulings... first he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage. the also determined that deangelo cannot afford his own lawyer so the public defender will continue as he attorney. the court appearance comes just a day after sacramento county officials revealed the trial could cost taxpayers about 20-million dollars... and last another ten years. deangelo is due back in court in april. ( darya ) if you've had long waits for you muni train or bus - you're not alone... muni is running short of drivers. muni says it needs roughly another 4- hundred drivers a day to provide full service. and with the recent closure of the twin peak's tunnel - the negative impacts have been felt across the city. the president of the transport workers union says the wage for entry level drivers starts at under 23 dollars an hour.. and doesn't hit the maximum of 26 an hour for 4 years. he thinks shortening that might improve job prospects.

suspected golden state killer was back in court as the trial moves forward. 73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including murder.. kidnapping and rape for crimes committed in the 70's and 80's. yesterday the judge made two rulings... first he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage. the also determined that deangelo cannot afford his own lawyer so the public defender will continue as he attorney. the court appearance comes just a day after sacramento county officials revealed the trial could cost taxpayers about 20-million dollars... and last another ten years. deangelo is due back in court in april. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the woman accusing fomer 49er reuben foster of domestic violence is speaking out about what she says happened that night in a tampa hotel. ( james ) coming up next ...remembering the attack on pearl harbor. we hear from a survivor of the attack that happened 77 years ago today. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plan

suspected golden state killer was back in court as the trial moves forward. 73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including murder.. kidnapping and rape for crimes committed in the 70'snd 80's. yesterday the judge made two rulings... first he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage. the also determined that deangelo cannot afford his own lawyer so the public defender will continue as he attorney. the court appearance comes just a day after sacramento county officials revealed the trial could cost taxpayers about 20-million dollars... and last another ten years. deangelo is due back in court in april. ( darya ) coming up ... we'll hear from yet another bay area woman who had rocks thrown at her car on the highway. ( darya ) plus ... national geographic announces the grand prize winner of this year's photo contest. and the photographer is from the bay area. ( darya ) and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá) ♪ does santa claus himself, need the most trusted battery this holiday season? maybe not. maybe he could trust any batteries will do. maybe he could trust his teenager won't react like a teenager. maybe he could trust mrs. claus

s bcide. itan with that white suv over there and ended with gunfire. we're now learning the identity of the woman killed. she is a young mother, 30-year-old katherine martel. her alleged killer, the father of herch d. christopher brooks. what we don't yet know, what caused him to after h in such a violent way. this shoe in the driveway marks the spot where a terrifying incident played out. the secity guard said he was alerted around 11:30 this morning that something bad had happened. >> i saw lady running toward me. she's hu , she'shurt. somebody do something. >> reporter: police stay deadly incident began when a man drove suv into the driveway and drove right at the woman. it does appear that he strek female. >> reporter: two ups workers were making a delivery and witnessed tao chs. they made the first 911 call. this reveals what the first police on the scene found. there was nothing they could do. police fairly quickly said it was a murder-suicide. there was no danger to other residents at the high rise. police have confirmed that the victim lived in the building. she s killed outside. but her child is safe tonight. her child was with a family member and not at the scene.

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suspected golden state killer was back in court today. 73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including murder, kidnap and rape -- for crimes allegedly committed in the 70's and 80's. every seat in the courtroom was taken as the judege finalized some decisions in the case. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story.. ((pkg)) trt: 1:13"i just love seeing him in orange and behind bars."back in the courtroom cage thursday, joseph deangelo stood infront of more of his alleged victims. the judge made two rulings as the case moves forward... first, he denied deangelo's request to exclude media coverage.he also determined the suspected golden state killer cannot afford his own lawyer, so the public defender will continue as his attorney ((diane howard - sacramento county public defender)) "i'm not making any comment." investigators say deangelo terrorized men and women across the state for two decades.. several district attorneys from sacramento to orange county participated in the hearing.the court appearance comes just a day after saramento county officials revealed deangelo's trial could cost taxpayers about $20 million dollars. victims say his cr

killer. follow us on www.ktvu.com, twitter or facebook. >>> a historic day on wall street. markets serged on positive news. ow was up 5%, gaining 1,066 points. nasdaq up 361. the s&p 500 up 116. the big rally came after the markets had been hammered by unternsy over the economy uncertainty over the economy. several pacters were at play today including factors were at play today including big holiday sales and the white house won't interfere with the federal reserve. >> the economy is good. unemployment is low. wages are up. inflation is low. consumer confidence is high. earnings are up. it is a circle. keeps going back to unemployment is really good. the economy is strong. the market maybe is a disconnect. >> the partial government shutdown began today. the fifth day of the government shutdown. but the first full business day since the impasse over funding for a border wall began. funding for 9 federal departments lapsed saturday amid a failed consensus for the president's demand for border security. and there doesn't seem to be an end in sight. >> i can't tell you when the gump is going it be open. it is not going to be open till we have a wall, a fence. whatev

the killer wave may have been triggered by this volcanic eruption just after 9:30 in the evening on the island near krakatoa volcano. the landslide happened miles are d officia s c confith 0 andve crewsre sifting waterrashing 65 feet in land and devastating the towers and packed with visitors for the holiday vataonimpact may have been impay the full moon making it more devastating. the sight is horrifying with the hotelsp toppled, and cars obvious turned. this morning, a band announced that several of his band matt were killed in the wave, and asking for prayers and one of othem his own e wife. many of the people needed to with tend ed to right on the streets. rescue teams rummaged through the rubble in search for survivors. >> the priority is to make sure that if anyone is trapplecue an brought to safety. >> reporter: the view from above capturing the utter devastation tsamwarningus rely on detecting eakes. this wave likely trigger ces ths after a massive earthquake and tsunami hit the city of palau killing at least 132 people. aide workers have said that the roads have been damaged and fears now that the devastation will e prevent helm from coming quickly to

killer angels" helped perpetuate this image of things. this image of gettysburg has unchallenged, and still goes to a large degree unchallenged. this is remarkable, especially since the 1970's, the historical profession has been committed -- let me see -- to emphasizing the marginalized, the oppressed, emphasizing the history of women. again, is in thanks to the civil rights movement, the antiwar movement, and so on. this shifted the perspective of historians from the top-down, the powerful, the well-known, the political players, to the bottom up. and in fact, you did see an increase in essays on african american experience, on women's experience. you some people like catherine clinton, a pioneer. here she is coming out with "divided houses," introducing how the civil war was gendered. but with a few exceptions, battles tended to resist this trend. use were, and i am sorry to some of these adjectives, entrenched, fortified, well defended. the fact is that battles and the way they were fought, the places they were fought, the way men dressed when they fought and what they carried when they fought, was all socially determined. and like anything else put together by humans, is