william hunter's 11-year-old son, tom and his house cleaner shirlee sherman.he latest victims were dr. roger brumback and his wife mary. and at 2:19 p.m., on the day the brumbacks were last known to be alive someone had tried to break into the home of a third creighton pathologist, dr. channda bewtra. >> and, of course, because of her position, again, we're right back to creighton university and specifically right back to the pathology training program. we believed that that incident as well could be related. with little to go on, the detective decided to follow the money. >> i wanted to find out where he had active credit cards and/or banking, checking accounts. >> reporter: and once again, the detective found an answer. a credit card issued to anthony garcia had been used twice in the omaha area on mother's day 2013. the first charge was around 12:30 p.m., at casey's general store just outside omaha. this is store video of garcia buying beer. the second was two hours later, at a chicken joint in west omaha called the wing stop. the wing stop is about a mile

a lot of ohio support goes from sherman to garfield, the pennsylvania support goes from sherman to garfield as well, and grant keeps a core group of supporters. they actually have a name, the stalwart republicans who stick with grant, and he never loses their votes. he just is not quite get the amount that he needs. the next thing you know, james garfield has got the support and he wins the nomination. steve: i am curious -- what was the relationship like between rutherford b. hayes and now former president grant? prof. semmes: they got along fine, i suppose. when grant is on his tour, he is asked about things that are occurring during the hayes administration. hayes actually supports them on the tour, gives him the support of the state department, and particularly when he goes east, and actually gives him military support instead of using private ships and private trains, he is traveling on american naval ships. but at the same time, grant is being asked about things that are happening in the united states, particularly if there is a railroad strike that occurs during hayes' administration

sherman talks him into staying. one wonders what would have happened if sherman had not persuaded him. he becomes a general of chief in the east and gets a little bit more distance. he warms up to grant in 1863. then in 1864 grant shows up and demonstrates obvious competence. he relieved halleck of a burden. he is not a dumb guy. he knew he was not giving lincoln what lincoln needed. the fact that grant shows up, halleck can step into the role where he seems to be more suited and is actually able to remove the weight of command. if anyone wants to read anything about henry halleck, read the biography that came out a few years ago. it is a really interesting discussion of how this particular individual who seemed to be so gifted ultimately becomes general in chief and seems to underwhelmed . he actually goes into the halleck personal correspondence and into various aspects of his life that makes one realize that he had a tremendous amount of confidence in himself. it is a really interesting study. because of all that

police arrested this man, 47-year-old brandon sherman for sexually assaulting a woman. on the left is sherman's mug shot. on the right is a sketch that police originally sent out. investigators say in august he took a woman to an isolated area and attacked her. she later managed to escape. they got surveillance tape. >>> samsung is facing some heat. the bay area man said they discriminated against him because he is muslim. it stems from a job interview he had last year. he said his interviewer said his religion would make him a poor ol was a big part of culture at samsung and asked if would it bother him because muslims traditionally don't drink. >> it made me feel as if i didn't fwlong and it made me wonder who else might be thinking the same thing. >> samsung did release a statement saying samsung committed to a diverse workplace respects the rights of all individuals and we promote a professional and inclusive culture. we take complaints very seriously. while we do not comment on pending litigation, we will address this matter through legal process. >>> a rare and da

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police were able to identify sherman...drove at the time of the attack. at the time... sherman was employed as a lyft driver... but had recently been suspended from uber because of complaints of misconduct. san mateo police say uber did not inform them of the alleged misconduct at the time... and dragged their feet providing information on sherman throughout the investigation. ( lydia ) right now san mateo police are investigating sherman's home for additional evidence... and slams rideshare companies like uber and lyft... for not providing information more quickly. (lydia) one person is dead ... and 5 others are injured following a crash in the east bay. police believe alcohol may have been involved. the deadly crash happened last night in walnut creek. police responded to a rollover crash on the south broadway exte

he trusted william t sherman. mcclellan had no william t. sherman. ok, aside from motivating troops, there is no other job for mcclellan? he will not be a strategist. >> lots of people are strategists. i think mcclellan was in the right place when he was in the field in early 1862. he was seen by many as the most capable man in charge of the union field army. they saw him as more capable abul, they saw him as more more capable than hallock. no one knew at the time -- remember, in 1862 he is not opposing robert e. lee. he is opposing joseph johnson, and he was good at one thing and that was retreating. if you had -- if joseph johnson remained in command, and had he not been shot seven times and removed from command, george mcclellan might be celebrated as the savior of the union and he would have a somewhat more attractive statue. yes? >> i was wondering if you could comment on mcclellan's relationship with pope. when i first started studying, i was under the impression pope had replaced mcclellan as commander of the army of the potomac. it turns out

>> they attack, he has to, that's his mandate . >>, 30% of his army . >> he got maneuvered by sherman and at one point he let sherman retreat and sent a message that he evacuate his armies and burns the destruction in atlanta , it's commonly said that the union army did this but it was done by the confederacy . >> so, he would do his share of distraction, you can't disregard that because those are his orders to destroy the enemies but notice how he does it, he will accept the battle, he will dig in because he has learned that you don't just set up your forces and not big entrenchment because of the enemy does attack, you want to be able to defend yourself, so he does that, he holds onto the enemy and watch how he tries to maneuver around and in different directions and eventually, by the time they take him to his station, look how far south he is, cutting down the railroad, keeping the enemies pin down and using the others to move around and cut off their supplies . >> so what happens after atlanta falls? after sherman gets there, what does he do . >> he orders that anything of milita

san mateo police have arrested this man 40 year old brandon sherman of san jose for raping a woman who got into his vehicle, believing it was the uber she had ordered... it was not....áásot lt. ryan monaghan/san mateo policeas far as the possibility of other victims i believe this individual is predatory and i hope we caught him in time but there's always that potential using surveillance video police narrowed down the suspect vehicle to a 2010 toyota matrix and which helped lead them to sherman who police say was positively identified by the victim. it turns out at the time of the august attack, sherman was a driver for lyft, and had been a driver for uber, but d recently been suspended sotit was determined a complaint had been lodged to uber about sherman alleging misconduct and uber suspended his privileges as a driver.but police say uber didn't inform police of the alleged misconduct at the time and dragged their feet providing police information throughout the investigation.áásot susan manheimer/san mateo police chiefit took over three weeks to get cooperation from point who knows

sherman had been fired from uber filing a complaint the company received one day before the assault. yesterday during a press conference, the police chief was critical of uber. >> it took 3 weeks to get cooperation with uber, at that point who long this individual was out there and how he may have preyed upon other individuals. >>> the investigators say there may be more victims, sherman was involved in a traffic stop yesterday. >> the man accused of indecent exposure outside of lafayette was out. a parent noticed this man in a car. he was parked outside of lafayette elementary school facing the playground where there was children. he was charged with indecent exposure and posted 500 bail and police said they'll stay on alert and have a police presence at the schools. >>> and san francisco mayor london breed has supported a directive to support all gender identities. the mayor's directive expands gender identification and will provide gender identity training for all employees. the mayor breed will introduce legislation to insure the trans people is permanently protected. and a trans

joel: yes, the shermans, barry sherman was the founder of a generic drug empire.e became a billionaire. he and his wife were billionaires, a power couple. what happened is they were found strangled in their house last december. no one knows who did it or why, but everyone has a theory. matt campbell did this masterful tale of trying to figure out who the different characters and all the different areas are. carol: president trump round of the pressure up on jay powell this week. jason: and tom barrack, one of the first amendment on wall street to truly back president's presidential bid. >> this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: join us every day on the radio from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. wall street time, and listen to work by listening to our podcast. carol: you can find us online and our mobile app. jason: in the features section, tom barrack was the first on wall street to back president trump in 2016. fundraising dinners, all well known because he was everywhere. carol: the extent of his devotion went way beyond that,

so he comes back to washington and goes west, appointing sherman to take over. sherman will be the man responsible for going after atlanta with an army about 100,000 strong. they will spend about one week between nashville and cincinnati discussing plans, then grant will leave having issued general directives, leaving sherman in charge in the west. grant will come east and focus on the army of the potomac. he will actually formally put his headquarters in the field with the army of the potomac for the duration of the war, the remainder of the war, to the precise. what are his plans? very simple. grant, they are simply explained, but very complex. grant had read a bunch of napoleonic history years ago, andrew membered a napoleon quote he would embrace and put into effect with a vengeance. destroy the enemy's armies, and their cities will fall as a result. the objective in the west, go after the army of the tennessee, in dalton, georgia. "break them up" the orders he gets to sherman, and then advancing to the confederate interior. the army of the potomac gets orde

initially people thought the death ofan honey ear sherman was a murder suicide. police later s ad it was double homicide. the sherman family hired a team of investigators who say the police messed up the initial investigation. they claim, the four kids and the sherman couple, officers did not examine the home properly. they say they missedng erprints and did not completely check the locks for any forced entry. >>> the family of the man killed by a police officer is suing the woman and the city of dallas. itccuses an officer of using excessive force. the family says she was trained to use deadly force when it's not warranted. the officer said s mistook the an's apartment for her own and thought he was an intruder. she was fired after the shooting. >>> the girlfogend of kha declined an invite to the white shouse. shd she thought the goal was to influence public opinion in the u.s. she sayhashoggi was concerned he may be interrogated or pressured to return home when he entered that consulate in istanbul. she also says that khashoggi did not wan to go to the saudi co

we can't say that for the sherman,rom william t. who clearly thought his therapy was smoking a hard and riding multiple letters to his family. multiple letters to his family. and george gordon lead, who would often get his wife upset with what was going on at the front and would have to calm her down in subsequent letters. "no, no, i didn't quite mean that. you took me too far." letters, after all, are confidential statements for someone blowing off steam. people say things in private they would never say in public and sometimes they need to say it in order to get it out of their system before they move ahead, but people have read those letters and reread them and drawn lots of conclusions from them that we might want to you wereut -- gee, if caught on your workday saying something bad about someone you knew, what would people think about you? another commonality between mcclellan and grant in terms of their relationship to abraham lincoln. henry w. halleck. every civil war figure, it seems, is in chris -- in quest of a revisionist

congressman sherman, thank you very much. new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh took the bench for the first time today. president trump apologizing on behalf of the nation for what he called a democrat lead smear campaign. we'll talk about the effect of those remarks with the midterms looming. plus, new reaction to u.n. ambassador nikki haley's resignation and what it can mean for how our nation deals with north korea, iran among other volatile nations. more on this, live report from the state department ahead of the rnc coming up as well. stay close. >> that was really the thing i think she did best. she got to know the players. she got to know china, russia, india. she knows everybody on a very first-name basis. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh y

san mateo police have arrested this man 40 year old brandon sherman of san jose for raping a woman who got into his vehicle, believing it was the uber she had ordered... it was not....áásot lt. ryan monaghan/san mateo policeas far as the piossibility of other victims i believe this individual is predatory and i hope we caught him in time but there's always that potential using surveillnace video police narrowed down the suspect vehicle to a 2010 toyota matrix and which helped lead them to sherman who police say was positively identified by the victim. it turns out at the time of the august attack, sherman was a driver for lyft, and had been a driver for uber, but had recently been suspended sotit was determined a complaint had been lodged to uber about sherman allgeding misconduct and uber suspended his privelddges as a driver.but police say uber didn't inform police of the alleged misconduct at the time and dragged their feet providing police information throughout the investigation.áásot susan manheimer/san mateo police chiefit took over three weeks to get cooperation from uber and a

we can't say that for the letters of william t sherman. who clearly thought that his therapy was writing letters complaining about the world to members of his family. sometimes multiple letters to multiple members on the same day. sherman did so much writing, it's amazing he had any time left for fighting. and george meese, who would often get his wife upset with what was going on and then have to calm her down and subsequent letters. saying she took it too far. letters, after thoe those letters, after all, are confidential statements for someone blowing off steam. people say stuff in private for the sheet that they would never say in public and they just need to say it sometimes to get it out of their system before they move ahead. but people have read those letters and reread them and drawn lots of conclusions from them that we might want to think about, if you were caught under worst day saying something bad about someone you knew, what would people think about you? another commonality between mccullough -- mcclellan and grant in terms

it was said sherman he was located in the bad mountains then in the middle of the eighteenth century two englishman came from geneva and heard all this talk about chamonix and decided to see the eerie valley for themselves i mean you said this is a new high and. the first actual mountain. in years were crystal hunters who extracted courts from the mountains of chamonix it was then shipped off to geneva even made its way to the halls of versailles harmony's crystal museum visitors can get an idea of the minerals extracted from month long and its neighboring peaks. that imagine sherman he was a very small simple village people had a simple life and were poor house before that and then they found out without having to climb too high up the mountain that with these rockers tools they could possibly sell them in geneva and make some money and then have a better life and peace and peace the whole snape and that pioneering spirit has certainly paid off for sure many tourists now flock to the village to travel with the cable car to reach a height of thirty eight hundred meters above sea leve

returning to the west, next, shermans march to the sea. the capture of atlanta in september of 1864 is crucial, but even more than that, the march to the sea. think about what that means. an entire union army, 60,000 men are in the middle of georgia, they can go anywhere they want. they can go south, they can go west. they choose to go east and march towards atlanta. and along the way, they will attack confederate industry and infrastructure and civilian morale. the confederates are powerless to stop them. it does a lot of things. obviously, it would impact of the confederates' ability to wage war, their war effort, it would destroy resources, food, railroads, factories, it would demonstrate very clearly to the civilians that the confederate government cannot protect them and that their own army cannot protect them and as sherman's army makes its way through georgia and up through the carolinas, lots of soldiers wives will be writing to their husbands in the trenches saying, we have lost everything. we cannot be protected here at home, we

back with us, investor wendy sherman, jennifer palmieri and jason johnson. you have seen reactions to administrations. what about this one? >> i think you have it right. it is brilliant timing on her part. not only the reasons you said, but this puts her on a-1 not a-14 after the midterm elections when people like attorney general jeff sessions may be leaving and don mcgahn and people who have some real, you know, scrum that are attached to them. she's not part of that story. she does this on her own time in her own way. i also think it did two other things, which are fascinating. it has really led the news this evening, not the lock her up, and not kavanaugh. so the trump administration's effort to try to say that the democrats and women are a mob victimizing him, she now is a woman who has come forward and said, i'm strong, i'm clear, i'm independent, i'm going my own way. so i think that's useful in the larger metta message. and the other thing that she's done is she's actually really sort of put her finger in the eye of secretary pompeo in some ways beca

however, richard sherman brought up an intriguing point today, that despite the team's 1-and-6 mark..e drama within the building and everyone is sticking together. "the leadership, the coaching, they're staying positive..they're staying the course...you know..there's no finger pointing, there's no oh it's like..it's this guy's fault or it's this guy's fault or it's this guy's fault. it's collective effort and guys understand that" keys to the game for this sunday...a showdown of two 1-win teams. --first off, protect the football...4- turnovers last week against the rams. --also, the o line must take care of cj beathard...sacked 7 times in his last outing --also, rekindle that offensive performance from two weeks ago against the packers...and put some points up. your mercedes-benz keys to the game. turning to the nba-- some major news out of the association this the houston rockets are reportedly offering the timberwolves four 1st-round picks for jimmy butler. we'll see if minnesota says it's a deal, but it's clearly all part of houston's plan to stop the warriors from

link up with jay johnson's armies, who had been wrestling with williamston and sherman. grant for his part after the collapse of the front, something that had been willed by -- whittled by losses at the fort, grant started on a chase through southwest virginia leading him to the place called apple max. as we discussed in greater detail on tuesday, lee surrendered the army of northern virginia to ulysses grant. though hope haley noted, hope filled the nich occupied by despair on the day he surrendered. he was still reluctant to make any sweeping conclusions about the war. he was reluctant to say it was redemptive. this day was the climax of a three-year war and entailed much suffering. and no benefit. two months before john haley received his coveted discharge papers and made his way back to maine. journey north invited him to reflect on the tribulations and trials of the war. the army marched over much the same grounds they had contested between the james and the dam that previous summer. he marveled at the extent of the destruction the war visited on virginia with scene

police say sherman's uber privileges were suspended at the time. it's unclear if he was actively working for lyft at the time. detectives spent three months narrowing down a list of cars and potential suspects. >> as far as a possibility of other victims, um, you know, i believe that this individual's predatory. and you know, i'm hoping that we caught him in time. >> there's always that potential and that's why we're doing this today. we want to get the information out. >> police say a search of sherman's home in san jose turned up evidence that links him to the crime. >>> marin county's plan to convert the san geronimo golf course into a park have been thwarted. according to the marin i. >> , a judge just ruled in favor of san geronimo advocates. they requested the court block the purchase of the 157-acre golf course until an analysis by the california environmental quality act was complete. the county is in agreement with trust for public land to purchase the site no later than december 31st. >>> today organizers of the mavericks challenge will h

in april 1864, sherman was in the midst of military operations in eastern tennessee. the christian commision delegates approached him asking him to transport bibles and religious tracks by the railroads. >> rations and ammunition are much better. later, in dealing with the aspect of recruiting black soldiers in the south for union regiments, sherman reacted, he said the following, i cannot permit it here. we have no room to transport and feed them. the sanitary and christian commissions are enough to eradicate all traces of christianity out of our minds, much less a set of unscrupulous state agents in search of recruits. despite his rather preemptory comments, he was not entirely ansah but the kind -- entirely unsympathetic to the christian commision 's agenda. when asked for his overall assessment, the general admitted the following, at times i may have displayed an impatience when agents push forward their persons and services when we had no you means to make use of their services and charities. he added that with the opportunity to look back on the past with compos

sherman was arrested yesterday morning during a traffic stop. officers searched his home and found more evidence linking him to the crime. police say they could have acted faster if the ride-hailing companies were more cooperative during the investigation. >> they have to recognize the life-threatening activities of some of their drivers and be more responsive to law enforcement and worksing with us to quickly identify them. >> reporter: now, detectives are still investigating sherman to see if he is linked to any other crimes. they are asking anyone with information to contact san mateo police. >>> thank you. developing news on the suspicious package investigation. >> this morning federal investigators are still trying to identify who sent at least 10 suspected mail bombs. the devices were addressed to prominent democratic politicians including former vice president joe biden and former secretary of state hillary clinton as well as critics of the president, including actor robert de niro. sources tell abc news the sources have traced it to a po

sherman says he' sure he'll play sunday. while line backer foster who struggled in the second season is playing with a banged up shoulder. >> these guys have been uplifting me. i appreciate all the players. they're giving me the mentality. and the boost. the extra boost. >> okay the 49ers in arizona this weekends. raiders hosting the colts at the coliseum. >> look at that 7-day >> sunny. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money. >>> now on "extra," megyn kelly out at nbc as her blackface scandal boils over. >> i'm sorry. >> how the network's $69 million news star unravelled. >> what if i say

>> rarely. >> former ambassador wendy sherman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >>> when we come back, stacey abrams confronts brian kemp about voter suppression in the debate in georgia. we'll have reports from georgia. that's next. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. narrator: he claims to be an education reformer, but marshall tuck's failed record managing actual schools won't work as superintendent of public instruction. as ceo of l.a.'s partnership schools, the teachers gave tuck a vote of "no confidence." and tuck's total mismanagement of l.a. charter schools caused financial problems that cost taxpayers thousands. tony thurmond. the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers. holding all our schools accountable and always protecting neighborhood public schools. tony thurmond. for our schools. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> tonight was debate night in georgia. democratic candidate stacey

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let's go to jake sherman, now. jake sherman covers congress for "politico." first of all, jake, just your general sense there on the hill, is this pretty much a done deal now, kavanaugh's confirmation? >> reporter: it's far beyond it for me to say that. obviously the eyes are on flake, collins, and murkowski. they have, the last i checked before i came up here, collins was in the briefing room -- >> let me cut you off for a second, senator lindsey graham speaking fr speak ing with kasie hunt here. >> made sense to me. it's a complete report. it's a background check. i'm confident the fbi did a good job. they were not hindered in any way. the focus of the background check was on credible allegations before the committee. i was looking for certain things to be answered by witnesses. i'm more confident than ever that what the committee found has held up and then some. the main thing for me is that you need to go to the fbi, ask you need to ask them did they feel like they were able to do their job without interference, and i think the answer is yes. they intervi

that is not what sherman said. that's not what other people said but grant was a great believer that we should indeed use a black troops, and he thought black troops could make the difference as lincoln did . >> by the way, to that point, one of the first experiences he had was contingent of african- americans who had fled the plantation near vicksburg and come into grandson lines as one of the first occasions when he was exposed and made a decision , obviously his orders were to accept them but they came from jefferson davis own plantation and the original work of art that depicted the arrival is owned by the new york historical society so it's worth mentioning. there is a myth that robert lee and jefferson davis love the idea of recruiting african- americans and in fact many believe that there were confederate african-americans that no matter how many times we insist there were not . >> that is a myth, yes . >> robert e. lee along with 99.4% of americans, i made up the number, of his generation was a racist. he d

joel: the shermans. barry sherman was the founder of a drug empire, became a billionaire.e and his wife were a power couple and where philanthropists they were found strangled in their house last december. no one knows who did it or why, but everyone has a theory. matt campbell did this masterful tale of basically trying to figure out the different characters and all of the theories. carol: still ahead, president trump ramps up the pressure on jay powell this week. carol: -- jason: a look at tom barrack, one of the first on wall street to truly back president trump's presidency. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. jason: i am jason kennedy. join us every day on the radio from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. wall street time, and listen to work -- listen to our podcast. carol: you can find us online at businessweek.com and our mobile app. inon: tom barrack went all and was the first on wall street to back trump back in 2016. fundraising dinners, he was everywhere. carol: the extent of his devotion went way

. >> joini ing me now is kristen welker, and wendy sherman, former undersecretary of state for the obama administration, and michael costa from the washington post and moderator the of washington week on pbs and msnbc contributor kimberly atkins. and kristen, first to you, when did he know and who else knew? we know that she had an appointment a week ago, because loft people in the white house, at least under the top ranks did not know this was coming. >> well, that is right, andrea. we are trying to drill down on exactly when the president was to told. as you point out last week, he did have a meeting with u.n. ambassador nikki haley and we have been working the sources here behind the scenes here at white house and capitol hill, and i will tell you that there is a sense of surprise. a sense of surprise that she is leaving now with exactly four weeks into the mid-term election, and one source describing it as disappointing that she would make the decision right now, and the political ambitions are broadly known and have been talked about and she addressed them head-on and she said, i wi

maybe even right here at the sherman market. >> we will retire. >> what about your wife? >> who cares about the wives? >> reporter: by the way, we just talked to elias. he said they called the lives and said to leave the doors open after that sound bite. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> wayne, thank you. we did some quick research when it comes to the odds. to start your mega millions chances, you probably don't want to hear them, but they're 1 in 302 million. you have a better chance of getting attacked by a charge. that is 1 in 11.5 million. and your odds go up when it comes to getting struck by lightning. 1 in 14,600. so if you're playing football in high school, your nfl shots are a better shot. so what we are' saying is, don't get your hopes up. but it's fun. >>' it is fun. >>> speaking of getting lucky and long odds, thousands are hoping to get their hands on some "hamilton" tickets. >> lines snaked around the building, tickets for the hit broadway show went on sale at 10:00 this morning. >> the shows start in february and run through september. melanie woodrow chatt

it was said sherman he was located in the bad mountains then in the middle of the eighteenth century two englishman came from geneva he had heard all this talk about chamonix and decided to see the eerie valley for themselves. so this is. the first actual mountain pioneers were crystal hunters who extracted courts from the mountains of shawnee it was then shipped off to geneva even made its way to the halls of versailles harmony's crystal museum visitors can get an idea of the minerals extracted from month long and its neighboring peaks. foreshadowing that imagine sherman he was a very small simple village people had a simple life and were poorhouse before that and then they found out without having to climb too high up the mountain that with these rockers tools they could possibly sell them in geneva and make some money and then have a better life. and. that pioneering spirit has certainly paid off for sure many tourists now flock to the village to travel with the cable car to reach a height of thirty eight hundred meters above sea level. even with the most modern technology and saf

all the way to sherman oaks. >> i mean if it's from here to sherman oaks, if i can get there in 15 to 20 minutes, yeah, i'll take it. >> reporter: beyond setting that firm debut date musk is staying mum on specifics. people we spoke with already take public transportation so they can avoid this. as for hyperloops and tunnels, well, a few thought it unnecessary. >> i think building on the rail system we have going on right now, i think that's pretty good, above ground, of course. if i was him, i would not build it underground. i understand ego is a big thing, but it's not that big. >> reporter: the tunnel opens the night of december 10th and musk tweeted on december 11th the public gets to ride for free. in hawthorne, greg mills, kpix5. >>> a lot to cover tonight, first hurricane willa just to update you on the hurricane that really gained energy overnight so that now it's got 155-mile an hour winds powering towards the coastline of mexico. its path is going to take it to between puerto vallarta to the south, at least where it's forecast to move now as a category 3 hurricane possibly m

made by shame on seoul and for an international audience which you please explain who sherman saw is sherman so is the brother of the crown prince share mamma inside they call him and visit and we know. that joel was a close associate of shimbun so and the obvious in but he said wasn't he from the next village in the let me just finish that piece there was a gift given by a shim and so. subsequently my wife. did not receive. so best method dispute what happened to the big diamond but let the authorities investigate but it's not a jarman of justice the united states department of justice traces. that money to the purchase of that pink diamond pendant and they have conversations between the jeweler your wife joel clearly. giving evidence that he bought your wife a twenty six seven million dollar a big diamond with one indeed money you know as far as i'm concerned when it was presented initially to me it was presented as a gift from months ok if i knew it was coming from one money i wouldn't accept it at all but mr g. who would know where it came from who paid for it you know we would h

police were able to identify sherman... and his 20-10 toyota matrix that he drove at the time of the attack. at the time... sherman was employed as a lyft driver... but had recently been suspended from uber because of complaints of misconduct. san mateo police says uber did not inform them of the time... and dragged their feet providing information on sherman throughout the investigation. ( lydia ) coming up on the kron4 morning news.... a bay area domestic violence incident turns into a deadly crash... we have the details on what went wrong. ( lydia ) plus, you'll be paying more for your next hersey's chocolate bar. jane king has the reason why coming up at 7:20 . ( lydia ) and earlier this week we warned you about weed killer in cereal and now we're learning it could be affecting your pets. the warning is right afte this break. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control y