the 18 year-old boy and william schulz has confessed to killing jordan all marine.id because he wanted to see what it felt like to murder someone. >> reporter: what could be the largest boot shut down in u.s. history 16,000 students at concord hill college students showed this morning after getting an e- mail over the weight in stating that the school is no more. the california currie tourney dids distant attorney is going after the school for false advertising that and reporting from concord will tran >> reporter: here in san jose water managers love to recycle water. as they drank a sock sample of recycled water mayor sam liccardo says that what then take these reebok environmental restrictions so that they can all use recycled water and ultimately make it available to consumers. although it already meets all state and federal water standards is only available for landscaping and industrial she used unsettled the rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> haaziq madyun: power for draymond green gave warriors fans a shot out. >>: they are of the fans are always given us support t

in his own bed sunday morning apparently stabbed to death several hours later 18 year-old william schulz was arrested for killing the young boy is apparently a friend of the victim's family and they have spent the night in their home before attacking the young boy we have also learned of money that during a jailhouse interview with the contra costa times william schulz of confessed to the killing he also told paper that he killed a young boy because he wanted to know what it felt like to murder someone before the world ended william schulz may have been dealing with mental health issues he was apparently admitted to the hospital on saturday but released a short time later following an argument with his mother and then went to spend the night at the victim's house on monday as the news of the killing spread neighbors in this quiet community were left to mourn the loss. williams' style is being held in a martinez as detention center on $1 million bail. >> pam moore: now still to come in broadcast will take you back to baltimore is the national guard tries to bring peace to a city set on fi

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the death penalty because of his age and because he had no prior criminal record tonight william schulz on $1 million bail. >> pam moore: severances copley said it was a 19 year-old vallejo man was shot in the face on san francisco's municipal railway light rail vehicle and a bay view district on monday afternoon he remains in critical condition this morning police initially reported the victim was a 20 year old san francisco members said that he is in fact tonight you'll resident of vallejo. >> pam moore: the 200 residential burglary suspect give vital hernandez was arrested after she accidently dropped her driver's license while struggling with the homeowner to get away on monday the homeowner walked in on the suspect burglarizing were home on moffett circle in palo alto after physical scuffle while still trying to stop a suspect on of our license and call police the suspect was safely arrested at her palo alto home today and charged with residential burglary and robbery. >> pam moore: plus renewed fears that a huge earthquake in the bay area could it sooner than we think the more aff

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appearance today prosecutors as filed first-degree murder charges against the 18 year-old william schulzhe fatally stabbed and jordan in his home on sunday and he was arrested and in antioch hospital a short time later prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty because of his age as i said he is a king and because he had no criminal record still ahead of dozens of flights grounded linked to an electronic device was a you the glitch that cause problems in east bay mud laying down the law with water wasters how much you can get fined more deaths linked to the nepal earthquake including a bay area climber that story after the break. terest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs.

schultz had stayed overnight at the p,boy's ág saturday schulz was at his family's home in discoveryy when contra costa sheriffs were called. >> apparently his family wanted the deputies to check his mental health status. so the deputies spoke to him and based on that contact they determined that he did not meet the criteria for welfare and institution 5150. you have to have some kind of threat to themselves or to others or that they're gravely disabled. >> reporter: schultz did voluntarily go to the county hospital in martinez for an evaluation and was released just a few hours later. in the meantime there is a growing memorial in front of jordan's home a tribute to a popular boy with a big smile. >> he was the smallest kid on the team but the biggest personality. >> reporter: mike coached jordan's baseball team, the angels. >> we took a baseball there last night and we had everybody sign it and it just said to our teammate jordan you'll always be an angel. >> reporter: schultz is being held at the martinez jail on $1 million bail. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> work on theçó san fr

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contra costa, shares deputies say he was stabbed early yesterday morning by a family friend william schulznow that the suspect is a friend of the family it was not a random act it was not a stranger came to the home and murdered the child this was a family friend or friend one of the siblings of the victims and bricks and one hard knowing he's not around in my heart for the parents because i could imagine something like that happening he was arrested after he checked into the are at kaiser hospital in antioch and unless there recognized him from media coverage the death toll continues to rise in a pall over 4000 people confirmed dead as a result of saturday morning 7.8 earthquake. >>mark: a massive wall i since no at the camp after such a critical avalanches more than a dozen people were killed on everest helicopters have been flying in and out to rescue the climbers the refuge in the bay area families affected by the massive quake are coming together to help the victims of many local thousand miles away they want to bring awareness about the need to raise money as well the third one of th

. >> hard-liners, henry kissinger, george schulz hard-liner chuck schumer, just returned from israel. i was amazed center left some of netanyahu's fiercest critics expressing extreme -- >> right now iran is three months from breakup. the deal rolls them back to 12 months. aren't things you worry about already true? >> if you believe we can actually enforce that. the key here is the inspections. the president, secretary of state, have talked about any place, anywhere. saying something much different than that. no piece of paper english or farsi we can look at and say, these are the rules. they can hit nuclear facilities military go to all these places. it's not clear. it's vague. how does anybody get security that one-year break is for real if you can't rely on inspections. >> i've always had the view the deal assuming some things clarified, i've always been clarified it will happen. too much resistance on both sides. negotiators have strong critics within their countries. will it happen? >> i think both governments have a strong strong desire to see it happen. you saw how hard they pu

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. >> reporter: 18 year old william schulz made his first court appearance, been charged after stabbing charging stabbing and young boys in his sleep during a sleepover. >> is no doubt in my mind that mental health is the main factor here. >> reporter: at the contra costa counties courthouse. >> reporter: 81 when the board needs to in million dollars over the next two years to restore the aging infrastructure. it only half funding for half that amount. >> reporter: and another big story here and concord students wait outside to get their tran scripps after the school abruptly shut their doors this past monday accurate census that they are the yond frustrated. -- beyond frustrated critic here on monday when they showed up for class is there were no ads posted to the doors to state that the school was closed. >> reporter: protesters swelled baltimore city streets with the signs shouting for justice and peaceful protesting a far cry from monday. the governor says the city wide curfew and activation of the national guard has encouraged will protesters to stay at home. >> reporter: >> cather

sleepover discoveries as they did not know the suspected killer had mental issues 18 year-old william schulzt appearance yesterday trout would murdering jordan that will hold a press conference and released as stated stabbing later today. hill said of the have the sad informative evaluation and was discharged after he was diagnosed as being delusional. >>darya: building project in the east has a lot of people of said why they're so angry and a look here at the golden gate bridge what to expect for the weather today and for the weekend after the break. >>james: it is going to be really hot this afternoon as get it started with was happening right now heading up the door in the next 30 minutes you look for most to clear skies and with off two mile start with temperatures and that is what we are seeing in the south bay in north bay as well. by noontime look for rapid warming up at him to solidly in the upper seven is located in the east bay with a shoreline community and inland looking into practice ride around the 80 degree mark by three this afternoon an important time frame less talk margina

i first met her at henry kissinger's birthday party, with george schulz, who was 92 years old. i thought anyone with that agent span has a bright future. since i'm closer to 92 than her age, it looked like a wise move. let's bring her out. give her a hand. [applause] president clinton: joshua kushner is the cofounder of oscar health. he wants to do something really interesting, which is reinvent health insurance and how people interact with other physical health systems. i cannot wait to hear about it. i had a highly unusual conversation with the chairman of a european health company who happened to be dutch. i asked him if they wrote health insurance, he said, yes, they do but they don't make any money on it. he said, we don't have health insurance here, we write it, and the government subsidizes based on need. but he said, we shouldn't make money on this, we should make money on traditional insurance lines. i thought, i wonder if there is a single soul in america who would say that. interesting. this guy has some interesting ideas, so let's bring out josh kushner. [applause]

and msnbc mostly because of the excellent work of ed schulze has covered it on 33 occasions, and all of this since january of 2015. so here we are engaged in a discussion -- some people are for it, some people are against it -- but how do the american people know what's going on if the major networks are virtually blocking out any serious discussion any mention of the agreement? mr. president, supporters of the fast-track bill have told us over and over again that unfettered free trade will increase american jobs and increase american wages but they have been proven dead wrong every single time we have had a trade agreement. in other words we hear the same rhetoric. vote for nafta vote for cafta vote for the free trade agreement with china. it's going to increase jobs in america, improve life for the middle class and yet every single time the rhetoric around these past trade agreements has been proven to be dead wrong. mr. president, i was in the house of representatives in 1993 and 1994 during the debate over nafta, the north american free trade agreement and i remember all of those