the van sant investigation led to a number of scot murder-fe plots. >> my name is yura. >> reporter:calls himself yura, and in this video diary, claims to run a murder-for-hire empire on the dark web. it's a kind of an internet hiding behind the one we know. yura has struck terror in the hearts of people all over the world..., including 43-year-old amy allwine in cottage grove, minnesota. >> they seemed like an all-american, church-going, caring, loving couple. >> reporter: prosecutor jamie kreuser says someone had placed a kill order for $12,000 on a dark web hit man site called besa mafia, using an anonymous screen name dogdaygod. dogdaygod says, "i need this (bleep) dead." november 13, 2016. sergeant gwenn martin was on the night shift when police got a 911 call. >> i think my wife shot herself. there's blood all over. >> reporter: first responders to the scene were suspicious. amy had a single gunshot wound inside her right ear. >> it soon became clear someone had killed her. >> reporter: we found ourselves in the middle of an apparent live miles pe marketplr murder. and there wa

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and 7 approximate in san and 91n sant. thar temperatures of the day. those temperatures will be the same story tomorrow. rinse today and repeat it tomorrow. and changes into the weekend. the temperatures cool off just a little bit. not by a whole lot. and begins of next week, we'll be slightly cooler from there. the good news is it's sunny and beautiful. pretty much for the next severen days. -- seven days. >> get the sunglasses out. >>> and a quick check of the big board. see how the stocks are doing. up about 287 points. r firsth dark chapter of world history. .. introduces >>> they're in their 90s. but that won't stop them from sharing memories of a dark chapter of world series. . >> this week's bay area jefferson award winners. >> this is a very sad story. >> reporter: 92-year-old debbie and 90-year-old beth share how they survived the holocaust. >> a story they've told for free many times in the last 30 years. mostly to middle school students. >> first, they told me to go take a shower. shower, but the gas came out. and you were killed. >>. >> rep

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sante. >> all: sante. >> man in stripes: no woman. no politics.. and for 50 years. >> frenchman: yes! >> anthony: do women have machon, their own organizations? >> frenchman: yes. >> anthony: there are. so somewhere in the other side of town, there are a lot of women sitting around, drinking wine, eating blanquette, and bitching about the men. [ singing in french ] >> anthony: and then there will be, yes, singing. and no doubt the telling of lusty jokes followed by serious official business. [ all singing in french ] >> anthony: alongside, and some say, above the names of the other culinary giants in and around lyon, is the name troisgros. started by the visionary brothers jean and pierre, maison troisgros received three michelin stars in 1968 and sparked a dynasty of culinary excellence that continues today with pierre's son michel, and his son cesar. >> daniel: my dream was to always to put maison troisgros on my resume. it's my first day, chef troisgros. >> michel: tony, bonjour. >> anthony: bonjour. >> michel: comment allez-vous? >> anthony: t

who doubles as a photographer on the weekends, i guess, because he shot this of some light rain in sant antonio, and light rain up in marin. the first detectable showers of the season. week into autumn. we have showers, slickening the streets up north. for us a few clouds floating overhead, but we're all getting wet later this week. high-def doppler is picking up scattered showers in name. most of them not reaching the ground, as you can see. there's a beautiful look out over the east bay. clouds are lowering. but not much in the way of rain unless you're in the north bay and up high, because that's where most of it's come down to the tune of a 10th or 2/10ths of an inch of rain. down on the surface streets, not so much. oakland 69 degrees. livermore at 71, and san jose 74. talking about that hurricane down there in baja in a minute. high pressure over the desert southwest. it's mixed out the marine layer, but we have some clouds up top, leading to a partly cloudy day today, and a few sprinkles in the north bay. for tomorrow, it will be a little bit warmer before rain moves in. so partl

you can see on this map on church street, the sante matteo county sheriff's office telling us it's investigatingn incident on campus. that is all they will say for now. people are being asked to stay out of the area. students have been sent home at kuna intermediate school. we'll update the story on the abc 7 news app. >> all right, hi, everybody. we know that the president is spending part of his day in north carolina visiting people impacted by hurricane florence and its aftermath. abc's marcy gonzalez is live in wilmington with the latest on his visit and the ongoing crisis. marcy? >> reporter: hey there, mike. yeah. the president is here getting a firsthand look at what so many people here have been dealing with for days. he's witt itting with survivors and handing out meals, and he's promising the federal government and resources will be here to help 100%. president trump in north carolina visiting some of the communities hit hardest by florence and the devastating flooding that's followed. >> some of the flooding is actually epic, hard to believe. >> reporter: more than a dozen rivers stil

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we sant they this woman puts forth an allegation -- jesse: you can't say i believe her because she made the allegation. you can say i hear her. why believe anything anybody tells you. why. because it seems to me's a woman and we're in the me too movement in i get that's an important moment in our history and i agree with it. but it's gotten to the point of when you make an allegation, you're believed. that means hillary clinton has to believe every allegation against her husband, right? >> exactly. and we have to believe all of the allegations against keith ellison. this is a huge issue in terms of how we're going to address the concerns in the future. if the allegation itself is sufficient to take down a nominee, then there cannot be any more nominees. we're not going to have any nominees on either side of the aisle because there's too much at stake to simply suggest an allegation is proof of itself. it's not how that works. jesse: you have the special election, mi midterm special, 5 p.m. pacific time. it's in between the football games, the perfect time for everybody to clip over and

. >>> nbc bay area responds to a sante matteo man who said his tablet went haywire. >> and that's onlyalf of his struggle and he turned to us and investigative reporter chris chmura is here with the response. >> reporter: the screen on his new $2,700 microsurface tablet was scrambled and said microsoft agreed to swap it out and they shipped it back to him. he gotting in in return. for two and a half weeks we -- he got ball rolling to spend greg his therest about preg's experience. item three check list for an enner asks you to return a product. up, keep the receipt as well as the message that authorizes the return. some companies call that an mra. take a picture of the box to prove the question and three, opt in for tracking. that way you know when they get it. there's an optional fourth step call us if it goes right. 888-996-tips or tell us about it on nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> this next story i'm pretty sure that there is a wet bar involved. i want you to check out this new video for us. this is an underwater dance club. on saturday night it took over the world's largest swimming p

thick fog still up around petaluma heading, windsor, sant, visibility eighth of a mile or less. that will be around for the rest of the commute. please be careful there. notice the cloud cover not extensive. easily back to the coast by maybe 10, 11:00 and even at the coast we'll see plenty of sunshine as we head through the afternoon hours. let's jump into our lows for tonight and you can see temperatures will be in the low to upper 50s and as you look at my accuweather seven-day forecast what you're going to be dealing with today, mid 60s at the coast, we'll have upper 70s to mid 80s around the bay and look at the low to mid 90s inland. we'll drop a couple degrees saturday and sunday will barely have 90s inland. upper 70s around the bay and 62 at the coast. look at wednesday and thursday, we're being generous with the 80 inland. most of us will be in the 60s and 70s. what a refreshing change. here's alexis. >> all right. not so refreshing is this traffic report. we've got a lot of issues to talk about right now, starting in the mountain view area where a four-car crash is block

to tell you, the anger that he showed, the self-righteousness as you called it, some might call it sant moanous, the frustration, the anxiety, the tears, the raw emotion is what a lot of voters, i think a silent majority wanted to see and have been wishing someone would say through this. they have watched, many of them, thinking this is political. this is a hit job. thinking that if this is the bar, one uncorroborated allegation to destroy someone's life, then this is dangerous. this is what a lot of people in middle america have seen and interpreted this week and indeed this past month to be. so their anger was reflected by brett kavanaugh yesterday. right or wrong, their reading of yesterday could be wrong. but i am telling you, they are not a minority. and when november comes around, brett kavanaugh may indeed turn out far more republican than democrats are anticipating. >> that's interesting. that's a really interesting perspective. >> david, they're telling us we're out of time. do you want to respond to that quickly? >> yeah. i mean, the silent majority that s.e. talks about isn't

to shifter sants. -- shift her stance. in any doubt.be we are. no deal so if we get to the position where it is not possible to reach a deal, the british people can be confident we have done what is necessary to ensure we make a success of leaving the european union. >> that was theresa may speaking at a news conference yesterday. let's get to our guests, chief economist at world first u.k.. issue? an intractable it is seeming more and more there is no resolution to this irish border. >> i do not see one at the moment. the u.k. government has agreed to the imposition of a backstop in december, but did not plan on what that would look like. byhave to have something march 29, 2019, but what we agreed to is not what we are likely to get. the customs union, the cutting off of northern ireland, and vice versa, is not going to play politically in the u.k.. january,e get maybe february, still no deal, markets are main very volatile on the basis and we see an extension. that is the end game. trying to get some kind of agreement. nejra: we have seen sterl

sant andchina is malfea we have to be tough. that is accurate. i've got to be tough with nafta and i have to be tough with south korea. then he said, i've got to be tough on global steel. it is not a national security issue so he decided to pick a lot of fights and that was wrong. he is taking some of these off the table. renegotiated the south korea agreement, the mexico agreement and he had positive discussions where theyropeans have agreed to aim toward free trade. all he did was return to the status quo. he has reduced the trade disputes and the only active dispute is canada and china and it does give him leverage. rishaad: always a pleasure. frank lavin, export import ceo. we have got lots more to come including that sinking feeling. equity markets in the asia-pacific down again, the seventh straight session of falls. this is "bloomberg." ♪ rishaad: we're back in this is daybreak asia. i'm rishaad salamat. kathleen: a quick check of business flash headlines. softbank is said to be asking big banks to put cash down if they want a piece of an

about 10 or 15 minutes prior to flake saying his fees, because they were scheduled to vote at 130, go,santnd 1:30 come and and immediately after grassley in, he says "play once to say something." host: we will go to phones. we will use the same lines for this hour. if you support the kavanaugh nomination, we want you to call in at (202) 748-8000. if you oppose the kavanaugh nomination, call us at (202) 748-8001. and if you are not sure about the kavanaugh nomination, call .s at (202) 748-8002 and was again, you can always reach us on social media, a twitter @cspanwj, on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. let's go to tracy who is calling from league city, texas. tracy opposes the kavanaugh nomination. tracy, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. tracy, you are on the air. caller: good morning. i had a statement i wanted to make, it is actually regarding dr. shapiro's statement. when he is saying as far as how the leadership in the congress as well as the senate is becoming radicalized. i remember that obama had spoke fine thatut it is people have opposing views, but when your views

prepare for was one involving the question of school prayer at a high school football game at the santechool district high school. after that i was pleased to introduce judge kavanaugh to the judiciary committee when president bush first nominated him to be a judge on the d.c. circuit. what i said back then still stands the test of time today. judge kavanaugh has an unparalleled academic and professional record of service. many will cite his-education and working for the executive branch but he has already exercises excellent judgment in marrying a texan, ashley from abilene. he is one of the most respected and thoughtful judges in the country. i'm disappointed despite his great qualifications and outstanding records so many of our colleagues across the aisle have announced their opposition even before he was nominated. the level of hype he shallly even by today's standards is extraordinary. members from the other side of aisle including some who serve on this committee have claimed that confirming judge kavanaugh would somehow be complicit in evil and result in the destruction of the c