the file of sherri rasmussen.to death in her condo a few miles from where he worked. >> it was one of the most horrific crime scenes. i said this guy met a horrible ending. >> just as troubling, sherri rasmussen was murdered a generation ago. february, 1986. meaning the odds of catching her killer were slim to none. >> memories fade. evidence has to be relocated. so it's obviously an uphill battle. >> uphill battle does not begin to describe it. the cold case the detective opened on that bleary-eyed monday morning would lead him on a chase of a lifetime and shake the foundations of the lapd. dates back to 1986 and a battle for the truth by the parents of a young bride. >> we miss her every day. >> those parents are nels and loretta rasmussen. >> doesn't make any difference what day it is. it's a pain that is always there. there's no cure for it. >> who would want to kill sherri rasmussen? she was hard-working, caring, and popular with her coworkers. trained as a nurse, sherri was director of critical care at a lar

but then it’s very interesting, if you don’t have sherry, i have sherry sherry such fortified wine, andresting one it’s very intense aroma 300 ml of sherry. i need if there is no sherry, you can add massandra, in general, we need some kind of vermouth, that is, such a fortified aromatic wine. i also need vinegar vinegar. i use 50 ml raspberry vinegar. i need, that is, 300 wine and 50 ml of vinegar, as you understand , it helps to create this balance, sweet onions, fortified fragrant sweet wine and a little sourness from vinegar. bring everything to a boil. and we return here. meat reduce the temperature, if you cook meat in this way in the oven, then the temperature should be 150 degrees and it’s getting ready , this beauty needs to be checked for an hour and a half or two. if you cook like me under the lid on the stove, then we’ll just be with you all the time. see that there is enough of this liquid in which the meat is languishing, you can add wine. you can also add just a little broth. and that's all, as i said a minimum of manipulation about meat. we forgot. look how beautiful. we'

sherry: my son is four, as i told you.y never sea coral reef.really scares me to think of a world without coral reefs. reporter: sherry constantine of the nature conservancy has established a large-scale conservation project in the eastern caribbean. the goal was to protect corals and other ecosystems, while still enabling some tourism and fishing in specific eas. sherry: the fact that the community was so involved in the designation, the design of these areas, that is why it was so successful. reporter: there are also plenty of ways to enhance conservation efforts like these. take playing underwater sounds to lure back fish, for one slightly surprising example. and there is evidence that by shielding reefs from local stresses, marine protected areas build resilience in the face of ocean acidification and rising temperatures. lizzie: so, we have to have multiple strategies in addition to marine protected areas. reporter: this is lizzie mcleod, who's global coral reefs lead at the nature conservancy. researchers like lizzie mcleoud are going one

her name is sherry. and tonight, you'll hear it all.h the story she told and the truth. >> this whole case has been about calculated deception. lies and misdirection. >> a mind bending mystery that would take years to solve. and they did. >> have you ever heard search a thing in your life before? >> not even kind of. >> details vealed for the first time. >> there's a chain around her waist and she was zip tied to the chain. he would shoot hockey pucks off her legs sp shins. willing to do anything for her. >> she was the victim so we heard. of a terrible crime. >> i'm totally freaking out. >> snatched from her home. her family. >> we didn't know if there was a predator in the area. it was a scary time. >> a whole city on edge. as detectives hunted for a criminal. >> everyone was suspect. >> again the curious case of sherry papini date line tonight at 9:00. still ahead creating urban forests one tree at a time. what san jose is doing this earth day. >>> earth day is giving san jose its first pocket forest. the mayor joined 50 volunteers w

now, mr. shabba sherry, you know, he is also part of the will the 30 grand he is brother of the former prime minister, pakistan's generosity from the boxes on listening noon fuzzy and even though he is not well known internationally in the domestic sphere, he is a very famous while edition and an administrator, he was the former chief minister of from job and you know, because of his administrative capabilities like he was able to carry out mega 100 mega projects, you know, in order for the development of the province. and unlike his of brother and a washer you, mr. shabazz sharif is known to have a very amicable relationship with the countries military. and that's really important. now, before we talk more about the future, i want to back up a bit. you were covering protests this weekend. how are people feeling and what were they telling you? i mean, i was why myself? yes, just yesterday, you know, i was in at 0 point in islamabad and i and myself, i was pretty overwhelmed by looking at the numbers. the people out there on the streets are probably in thousands or probably half a 10000

. >>> we now turn to the case of sherri papini, the mother accused of staging her own kidnapping while spending time with her ex-boyfriend. abc's derricke dennis reports papini now appears to be coming clean. >> reporter: this morning, sherri papini, the northern california woman charged with faking her kidnapping, has accepted a plea deal. a lawyer for the mother of two saying papini now admits making up the story that prompted a frantic search back in 2016 which made national headlines. >> search teams scouring these rural roads and trails trying to piece together what happened to sherri papini. >> papini resurfaced three weeko ananes. e me abducted at gunpoint by two hispanic women but federal prosecutors claim she had actually been staying with her former boyfriend in southern california and had injured herself to back up her false statements. >> what angered me most about this is the outcome is that there is a tremendous amount of resources wasted. there's money lost. there's a community that was defrauded. >> reporter: now one day before her scheduled arraignment, the 39-year-old

as sherri papini's elaborate web of lies unraveled so has her marriage.stabilize after finally learning the truth. just days after confessing to faking her own kidnapping, sherri papini's marriage is over. keith papini filing for divorce from his wife of more than 12 years requesting sole custody of the couple's two young children. in court documents obtained by abc news, keith writing, i must act decisively to protect my children from the trauma caused by their mother. >> sherri's fraud, her fraudulent kidnapping and then her cover-up efforts and all the lies she told to federal, state and local authorities can be used against her in the custody case. not only that but she's going to be going to prison for at least 14 months and so the court has to consider all of those things when it makes the order. >> reporter: keith asking the court to free him from any obligations to provide sherri financial support. the papers filed two days after she pled guilty to two felony charges, lying to federal agents and mail fraud, admitting it was all a hoax. >> i'll do

i can address most of that apart from the sherry.unnierand address most of that apart from the sherry. sunnier and warmer days in many areas. yesterday in south yorkshire with the cloud and 9 degrees for the top temperature but today with the sunshine getting closer to 15 degrees, the able average. there is some rain in the forecast this weekend but there is a catch, these are the april rainfall percentages are so far, the rainfall percentages are so far, the rain is coming mainly to those areas which have been closest to their april average. which have been closest to their aprilaverage. scotland which have been closest to their april average. scotland and northern ireland, furthest from the average and wales and england, you may see some but not much of that applies to the first part of may. a mixed picture this weekend. the source of the rain, these weatherfronts initially bringing into scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, a chance in wales and england on sunday but ahead of that with high pressure, another mainly dry day and t

dan: sherry papini lead to guilty to a hoax back in 2016. morgan norwood has more on what is next for her and her case. morgan: sherry papini, the northern california woman who police say orchestrated and elaborate kidnapping hoax six years ago, now pleading guilty. facing a sacramento judge via zoom, where she broke down in tears moments after entering a guilty plea to charges of mail fraud and making false statements. taking the plea deal, allowing her to avoid facing trial for 35 felony counts. >> i would not call this her doing a great thing. i would call this her last ditch effort to do the best she can to help herself. >> for more than five years, sherry papini insisted she was taken at gunpoint and held captive by two hispanic woman. they discovered she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to confirm her lies. >> sherry has let us all down with five years of manipulation, deception, calculated deception. >> the charges carry a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison and a 250,000 dollars fine. she is also ordered

sherri papini, a mother of two, now facing jail time and a massive fine. here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: after insisting for more than five years that she was kidnapped and tortured by suspects who were never found, tonight, sherri papini admits she made it all up. >> all we can do at the end of the day is the right thing, and it is never too late to do the right thing. >> reporter: the 39-year-old, who took an 11th hour plea deal last week, pleading guilty to two of the 35 felony counts she's charged with -- lying to federal agents and mail fraud. in 2016, the mother of two's case made for gripping headlines. papini telling police she was kidnapped at gunpoint, tortured, and held in captivity for 22 days by two hispanic women. but investigators uncovering she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to cover up her lies. the plea deal recommends 8 to 14 months in prison, plus more than $300,000 in restitution for the resources multiple agencies used investigating her case. >> i wouldn't call this her doing the right thing, i'd call

sherri papini admits she made the whole story up. the 39 year-old reading woman reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors as dennis shanahan reports, though, recommend a light sentence and but won't have to stand trial. it was a case that began on the back roads of shasta county and went on to make national news. sherry, the painting a 34 year-old mother of 2 disappeared in november 2016 while jogging near her reading home. will search parties gathered in detectives look for leads. sherry's husband, keith begged for her safe return. bring her home, bring her home. >>does bring her home after 3 agonizing weeks on thanksgiving day, the story took a joyful turn. we're static to report that sherri papini has been located and has been reunited with her family on this day. but there was a dark side to this good news. the penny was found bruised branded and bound with restraints. 140 miles from home along interstate 5 in yolo county. she claims she had been kidnapped by 2 women. the case went quiet until early last month when the paintin

sherri papini will not face a trial by jury.nd stole money. this morning sherri papini facing a judge, ready to plead guilty. the mother of two set to admit her elaborate story of being abducted and abused in 2016 was all a hoax. the 39-year-old facing trial for 35 felony counts, taking a plea deal in the 11th hour. >> sherri has led us down five years of manipulation, deception, calculated deception. she had no other choice because she's caught. >> reporter: for more than five years, papini insisting she was kidnapped at gunpoint, held in captivity and tortured for 22 days by two hispanic women. but detectives discovering that she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to cover up her lies. the department of justice saying she agreed to plead guilty to one count of lying to federal agents and one count of mail fraud. the plea deal potentially dramatically reduces your prison time, recommending papini spend no more than 14 months behind bars, even though the charges carry a sentence of up to 25 years. >> th

sherry was ordered to evacuate. >> you feel like you're never going to see your home again, never. and that's how we felt, that we wouldn't never come back home. >> reporter: julia was inside home depot when the fire started and shot this video of flaming pieces of ceiling raining down, but it says even as the burning roof was falling, she heard no fire alarms. >> it was surprising howling it took for the fire alarms to go off. that was concerning. >> reporter: she says an employee got on a loud speaker and ordered people to get out. >> at that point everyone really started running. >> reporter: today our cameras spotted atf agents joining the investigation, but san jose fire department says for now they're not discussing why federal agents were called in. fire investigators have said it appears the fire started in the lumber section of the store, but they're still looking for the cause. at waggly pet hospital, managers were let back in to assess the smoke and water damage and determine next steps. all 60 animals there were evacuated saturday night by employees who loaded them into

chemicals captured sherri papini outside the courthouse in sacramento. yesterday she took a plea deal and issued an apology. now she's expected to plead guilty formally next week. in 2016, papini claimed she was kidnapped by two hispanic women who kept her chained in a closet and branded her. after 22 days, she was found injured and dazed. the fbi says papini was really staying with an ex-boyfriend down in southern california. last month, federal authorities arrested her. she now faces up to 20 years in prison and must pay $300,000 in restitution. >>> some other stories that we're watching tonight, a milestone moment in california. the state deciding on reparations for the descendants of enslaved people. the commission in charge of this project had its first in-person meeting today. it happened at the third baptist church in san francisco. california is the only state to formally explore what kind of relief people might get and who might qualify. the idea of reparations isn't new. our country has previously provided reparations for two groups, native ame

. >>> now to new developments in the sherry papini fake kidnapping. her husband filing for divorce a few days after the mother of two pleaded guilty. good morning to you, mona. >> good morning. in the divorce documents filed this week her husband goes into detail about the mental toll her actions have taken on him and their two children. he seeks to separate what he claims are his assets from his estranged wife's. after standing by his wife for six years, sherry papini's husband keith has filed for divorce. making the move days after the 39-year-old pleaded guilty to faking her own kidnapping. in divorce documents filed wednesday keith papini asked for sole custody of their 9 and 7-year-old children to protect them, quote, from the negative impact of their mother's notoriety. >> there will be questions as to whether he knew about it early on, whether he knew about it later on and diseased to help cover it up. >> reporter: since 2016, papini insisted she was kidnapped at gun point, held in captivity and tortured 22 days by two hispanic women. detective

well, two days after sherri papini admitted she staged her 2016 kidnapping her husband has officially filed for divorce. keith papini stated in court papers that since learning his wife's three-week ordeal was a hoax he's filing to dissolve the marriage to protect the couple's two children. sherri papini pleaded guilty before a judge this week, admitting she staged her disappearance and lied about it. it later emerged that she spent those three weeks in southern california with an old boyfriend. and "dateline's" all new two-hour episode on papini's case airs tonight. the detectives who cracked the case reveal new details and shed some light on the disappearance that captivated the nation. make sure to catch it right here at 9:00 tonight. >> audrey, remember how we were excited about watching the warriors last night? >> yes. >> i think i know what we're watching tonight. >> oh, absolutely. >> up next, the tradition ends. after several tough years the gilroy garlic festival is canceled. how the city plans to celebrate without the main event. >>> plus, he was back in court. sunny balwani

sherry papini lied about being abducted by two women. instead she was hiding at an ex- boyfriend's house in southern california. reporter madisen keavy has more on what happened in court today. >> reporter: in a black vehicle, sherry papini pulled up to the side of the courthouse with her legal team. a swarm of media waited for her and we asked why she waited this long to take a plea, and if she had a message for the law enforcement agencies who dedicated time and resources to find her. papini and her lawyer, pictured here in a courtroom sketch, her voice sounded shaky, as if she was in tears, as she answered the judge's questions. it is all we heard from papini herself, today. >> i was in the courtroom as papini faced a judge for the first time since she admitted guilt. >> reporter: one count of making false statements and one count of mail fraud. a very different agreement than the charges she was facing. 34 counts of mail fraud each with a 20 year maximum sentence, and one count of making false statements. in a statement released thro

after her stunning admission, sherri papini appears in court now facing as many as 25 years in jail. >>> terrifying tesla ride. how one driver says his tesla froze while going 83 miles an hour on the highway. how he was able to get off the road. >>> housing market mania. with prices soaring for buyers and renters, how you can still score a deal on your dream home. >>> dodged a perfect game. why l.a.'s ace clayton kershaw was pulled off the diamond with seven perfect innings. so close. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ >>> we call this home base, i finally made it home. >> and we are honoring robin's terrific 20 years at "good morning america" with a platinum anniversary celebration. >> what does robin roberts bring to the show? what doesn't she bring to the show? >> a fearless thriver. >> she makes me want to be a great teammate. i'm so thankful for her. >> a true trailblazer. >> ready for any adventure. >> bringing the nation together for thousands of mornings. >> we love you for everything that you've done and here's to many more. >> and after 20 yes, lo hri - >> good morning, amer

sherry ruffini admitted the whole thing was a hoax. reporter madisen keavy has more on her apology. >> reporter: when sherry papini was released from the sacrament or jail last month, she was met with questions from reporters. we wanted an explanation of her story, one that was a hoax, according to federal prosecutors who outlined in court documents, papini planned and participated in her unfit kidnapping. today she agreed to plead guilty to one count of making false statements to the fbi about her disappearance, and one count of mail fraud. >> i remember pointing it out to my brother and saying, there's no way. there is no way that she is missing. she is perfectly fine, i guarantee it. >> reporter: last month, her ex- boyfriend shared his memories of the women he used to date, more than a decade ago. he wanted to stay anonymous but shared how he saw papini years before her hoax kidnapping that made national headlines. >> she definitely has a compulsive lying habits. >> reporter: as for what she owes, due to multiple investigations int

i can address most of that apart from the sherry. sunnierand

. >>> gone girl, that was a hoax the real live gone girl is sherry papini. today she admitted she faked her own kidnapping just last month authorities accused the california mother of just that, staging her own abduction, and now she admits it according to court documents she is pleading guilty to one count of mail fraud and one of lying to police. in a statement she said, i'm deeply ashamed of myself for my behavior and so very sorry for the pain i've caused papini appearing in court today for her arraignment in sacramento on the latest twist in this bizarre case, here's cnbc's scott cohn. cohn. >> reporter: 3 >> reporter: 39-year-old sherri papini set off a national frenzy with her disappearance in 2016 and her mysterious return three weeks later. >> chp is advising she is heavily battered. >> she would claim to police that two hispanic women beat her and branded her setting off a search for her supposed kidnappers her distraught husband describing her injuries to abc news. >> the bruises were just intense. the bumps from, you know, being hit and kicked an

now to that reading woman who faked her own kidnapping sherry papini pleaded guilty today to the 2016e on what's next for papini and her case. sherry papini the northern california woman who believes a orchestrated and elaborate kidnapping hoax six years ago now pleading guilty, but peony facing a sacrament. rajveeria zoom where she broke down in tears moments after entering a guilty plea to george's of male fraud and making false statements papini taking that plea deal allowing her to avoid facing trial for 35 felony counts. i wouldn't call this her doing the right thing. i'd call this her last ditch effort to do the best you can for herself for more than five years puppini insisted that she was taking at gunpoint and tortured while helting captivity for 22 days by two hispanic. but as investigators begin to dig deeper into her story, they discovered that she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to cover up her lives. sherry has led us all down five years of manipulation deception calculated deception the charges papineas pleading guilty to carry a maximum pen

sherri papini, a mother of two, now admitting she faked her own kidnapping. >>> and the major league coach making baseball history. her story right here tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and tonight, the lone suspect in the mass shooting on a new york city subway is now in custody, charged with a federal terror charge. frank james, 62 years old, accused of boarding a manhattan-bound train, detonating smoke bombs and then firing 33 times, shooting ten people. more than a dozen others injured, as well, and remarkably, everyone surviving this. police say he then jumped onto another train leaving that station. they were trying to get passengers to safety quickly. they had no idea he got on that train, too. 1:42 p.m. today, they arrested him in new york's east village. tonight, frank james has now been transferred to federal custody, charged with committing a terrorist act on a mass transit system. surveillance images and social media are being pieced together, telling this awful story of what this suspect is accused of doing. police s

for her, it was today. >> sherri papini agreeing to plead guilty to lying to the fda and mail fraud, saying i am ashamed and sorry for the pain i have caused. the mother of two lying to investigators, insisting she was kidnapped by two hispanic women, held in captivity, beaten, tortured, branded. >> she went as far that was wilo mutilate herself. >> what happens next? it is coming up at 7:00 a.m. reggie: google going after a suspected fraudster they say is behind online puppy scams. in a lawsuit, the company says the person has been using this website and google services to trick people during the pandemic. >> the promise of purebred puppies with sweet pictures to match, but these sites are just a few of 20 listed as fraudulent. the company says a person in africa used several goat services in an online puppy scam. it claims people were sending hundreds of dollars in exchange for puppies that never arrived. >> the pandemic is emotional and financial. >> a san jose state tech expert says that to any animal lover, one at a cute face could be enough to let your guard down. court documen

california mom sherri papini, who claimed she was abducted and held captive for weeks in 2016, now admitting she made it all up. set to plead guilty. >>> celebrating a comedy legend and that unmistakable and unforgettable voice. >> ladies and gentlemen, i hope you can hear the sound of my voice. >> we remember comedian actor gilbert gottfried. and the broadway tribute overnight for one of his most memorable roles. >>> smackdown sticker shock. the apps to help you still save money at the grocery store despite the biggest price jump in more than 40 years. plus, what you need to know if you need to buy a car. ♪ that makes you larger than life ♪ >>> and giant moment for herstory. the major league san francisco coach stepping onto the field and shattering a baseball barrier. >>> good morning, america. we want to get right to the latest developments on our top story. authorities identify a person of interest in that brooklyn subway shooting. >> almost a day into the manhunt now after smoke grenades were set off in a crowded subway car. during morning rush hour. the shooter then opened fire. more t

sherry, download it now. i mean ah ah, this is dw news lie from burly. russia is accused of war crimes around keith. as gruesome evidence for chairman soccer is the most outrageous authority atrocity august 21st century. ukraine says the bodies of more than $400.00 civilians have been found showing signs of abuse and torture. condemnation from the west has been swift. germany's chancellor shots and other western leaders boys are at the report of atrocities against ukrainian civilians. and threatened moscow with copper sanction ah, gabrielle says, welcome to the program. russian forces are being accused of committing mass atrocities before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital. keith footage of scores of dead civilians in the streets of butcher some bound and shot at close range of sparked outrage. several you countries are pushing for tougher sanctions against russia now with some leaders calling the killings. war crimes. a warning 2 of us. the next report contains some disturbing images of ukraine

tumultuous past few days that saw the ousting of enron khan as prime minister to be replaced by shabani sherry. but back again, tomorrow you then, i think noon with to work a, with the music, a protein, living with displacement, destruction and a war the song. and the odds are $21.00 next on dw. so you want to know what makes the german is just in the gym. loved and batting away, but i'm not going to have to work my own car and everyone was laid. holden every day getting are you ready to meet the german going me right. just do it on d, w o, o, o, b, keep listening to this year's when kids have to run through the basement that you can't, you can't do it from his brain. you can't do it from the, his memory. so the music and ta, nice, nice of nice to help the sole survivor who i leave today again, she didn't learn was not that long ago it's sheets or society to this day.

ed: he has been digging at this idea of fighter sherry duty -- fiduciary duty. looking at the gain on monday, the biggest jump since april 4 when his stake was first disclosed. his additional point is, the board is not fulfilling their fighter sherry duty, and also don't have the same vested interest as shareholders. he keeps poking at the number of shares and volume the board has. if you strip out jack dorsey, he is saying they can't have economic interests aligned because they own -- i had a few hours of free time today to crunch the numbers. emily: thank you, ed. ed: even negligible volumes of shares that each board member has, most on the board are paid a salary for what is a part-time job. $200,000 to $300,000. even in the case of -- 0.02% of the flow. he keeps hammering this idea of the best interest of shareholders, and because they don't hold that much stock, they are not aligned. emily: they still have jack dorsey on the board who has almost a 3% stake until may. i want to continue this conversation. i am joined by andy friedman. how much is a matter th

kong and rosanna lockwood in london sherri, let's start with you >> reporter: that's right. good morning, brian. sell-off in asia and in the greater china markets. china stocks with the biggest slump to date since february of 2020 that is the onset of the pandemic shanghai composite down 5% shenzhen with a ytumble of 6% investors are much wwatching the situation. they are worried that beijing could be next for lockdowns because of the test kit orders we have the chiensnese yuan faln to the largest one-year low. remember, stimulus measures announce so far by the authorities are not enough to meet market expectations here in hong kong, shang seng seeing a selloff the tech index as well when it comes to elsewhere in asia, australia and new zealand were closed under selling pressure we have the japan nikkei down 2.5% brian. >> cheri, thank you very much. and in europe, stocks are down rosanna lockwood is in london with more in europe. rosanna. >> reporter: brian, more red across the board i know you get the paris report soon from our colleagues over for the election any kind of

sherry, download it now. i ah ah, this is the news life from rural and ukraine under renewed russian bombardment. missiles strike kills at least 7 in the western city of live in moscow claims it's targeting military infrastructure, but ukrainian officials say civilians have also been also coming up. we fight to the end. that's the message from defender still holding out in the besieged court city of mario ball, which is facing a make or greek moment. ah . hello everyone, i'm layla rock. thank you very much for your company. major ukrainian cities are coming under renewed attack from russian strikes, explosions, killed at least 7 people in the western city of love. if her keep in the east. also under heavy showing russia claims it has struck hundreds of military targets and weapons in recent days. but civilians too are under fire. a warning the following report contains some graphic images like this is what russian shelling does. medics rush to help a wounded woman next to her. another person is clinging to li

joining us is sherri franklin, founder of the senior dog rescue in san francisco. thanks so much for joining us this morning with your baby mesha. tell me about national adopt a shelter pet day. it is not only for dogs and cats. >> absolutely. i say today is a great day, a beautiful day out to go to your local shelter and take a look at the shelter animals. i mean, we've got old dogs. beautiful, wonderful senior dogs. but your local shelter may have bunnies or snakes even. dogs and cats, certainly there are so many out there that need homes right now. you can be a part of their rescue. they can add so much to your life. >> you were telling me that mesha, whom you're holding, is 14 years old and in from muttville. she looks like a beautiful type of poodle. >> she's a -- >> there are the designer dogs. >> we have two others up for adoption right now at muttville. we have all kinds of dogs. we have dogs that are 2.5 pounds. we have dogs that are 100. we have a mastiff that is 125 pounds. all shapes and sizes. they've all been vetted. this day, adopt a shelter pet day,

miss alexis, many countries to day face edge dramatic press sherry, they are being pushed to choose whether they are on russia side or in ukraine's survey. it does feel the pressure to for sure. yet, despite all the consequences and risks the survey might face because of its disobedience, they, serbian people and leadership support russia. how do you know that you are on the right side? with throughout the entire period of newton history? i see connections. everything that happened 1st in serbia happened later in russia, and when it started, it was never our fault. the majority of serbians considered russians, a brotherly nation. i don't know why, but i know that's how we all feel. we're brothers one big nation. so to say we're even cooled little russians of the balkans and that's no wonder. and that's just how it is. you can see that all other nations that were once liberated by russia's red army and were once parties to the warsaw pact and now on the opposite side against russia. no one has ever forced serbia. that's just how we feel that serbians and russians are brothers forever. watchi

sherri papini pleaded guilty today in ler elaborate 2016 hoax but she offered no explanation why she did it. prosecutors agreed to recommend a sentence on the low end of the range between 8 to 14 months. she faces up to 20 years. she also agreed to pay $300,000 in restitution. >> the warriors tipped off game two at chase and it oil prices peng night for the a's. the big question, will it be one of the last homeowners in oakland? the battle continues over the new one. >> reporter: being a true blue a's fan requires a certain enthusiasm that borders on irrational exuberants. but a new season brings fresh hope and for a's fans that springs eternal. >> we used to do the old let's go a's like this. >> the same one he used for the past four decades and a lifetime worth of baseball together. the often underpaid but over achieving a squad on the field. >> we would walk through and come up and blast out each section and get it rolling and then they come to life. >> it is not much of a surprise that they were waiting outside hours ahead of tonight's a's home opener. >> we bring wins per dollar

sherry papini pled guilty today to mail fraud and lying to the fbi. in an elaborate hoax and doesn't 16. she offered no explanation and faces up to 20 years in prison. prosecutors agree to put it on the low end of the range between 8 to 14 months. is also agreed to pay $300,000 in restitution. >>> we are learning more tomorrow about the arrest in a five alarm fire that gutted as san jose depot. the suspect started it in the lumbar section earlier this month. but they are not releasing any more details on how or why. they're planning to say more at a news conference tomorrow and we will be there. >>> investigators are looking into a small fire that forced evacuation as san jose trader joe's tonight. it broke out on the roof of the store at home and in west taylor. no one was hurt but we are told there is water damage from the sink sprinkler system. >>> a firefighter is recovering after being injured battling a fire the damaged for different businesses. the flames started inside the fuji japanese restaurant spreading to adjacent buildings including the

just days after sherry pipinry pled guilty to federal charges about it. her husband filed for divorce. her husband stayed by hire while she maintained she was kidnapped from redding. investigators say she what was actually spending time with her ex-boyfriend in his apartment. >>> camilla brown was killed while visiting a home on 68 avenue earlier this month in antioch. police say a juvenile was taken into custody, but did not release the suspect's name or age. >>> a live look at oakland, where city leader calling on the state to continue funding the fight against homelessness. to the city said it will have to cut some programs to help the unhoused, unless the state boosts its dedicated funds used for housing and services. >> we will lose 741 shelter beds in oakland. we are-likely to see more than a thousand people sent back on to the streets of oakland. >> well, a recent bay area council poll found that homeless' was a top issue for local residents. 86% said it's gotten worse in the last few years. >>> still to come at 7:00. >> some fresh perspective on t

i spoke with sherry johnson, the director of utes of wisconsin population institute. we talked about the annual county health rankings. >> in your area of the country, we learned that the highest ranking county is marin and the lowest is trinity. this is based on a model of health that includes many factors related to how long and how well we live. >> another thing about it is, here in the bay area we like to think we're outgoing, outdoorsy, people are being impacted by a number of things. one is mental health, and we know that's part of the survey. talk to us about what you used to come up with the calculation. >> we used this model of health that shows that health is determined by many factors, things like the social and economic environment, income and education and family and social support, as well as health behaviors like how much physical activity you're getting or how much healthy food you're able to get. we also include measures of access to clinical care including, for example, how many mental health providers are in the local area. it's a multifactor model

trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, cold wheel, off tackle, and sherry, a december 19th, 1949, so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack, january. the 1st 1957, the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet points are taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the world map to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small arms. the final phase, breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah old, an 18000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population w

neighbor sherry butts lives just on the other side of that home depot store. smoke suddenly started pouring through her open windows couldn't see in front of me because the smoke was so thick. up top in my house runs a daycare out of her home the friday before the fire. she had just finished a $5000 project to redo the backyard for her kids. the fire destroyed it. still she's finding things to be grateful for her home still standing and the fact that the fire happened on a saturday when her daycare students weren't there. i'm sorry, i don't wanna cry. if by any chance this would have been any other day. i would have had eight children here. yes my community would have came together. we would have took the kids to their safety zone and everything, but i would have had to deal with their parents trying to get here. suspect dylann j crew's go, qui charged with aggravated arson and theft charges faces 14 years to life in prison. the santa clara county d. a says he set the fire as a diversion to steal tools from the store is also charged with other thefts going bac

. >> reporter: sherry is grft to have a home to return to. she lives right behind home depot and embers from the fire damaged her roof. she's not surprised the atf is involved and said it will be hard to forget the flames, smoke and explosions. >> i didn't know home depot had tanks back there storing. but yeah, they did. they were going off like atomic bombs. >> reporter: garcia's glad the atf is involved in the investigation. >> it's good that they've escalated it to the atf. hopefully the investigation will be thorough. >> reporter: of course being thorough at a fire site like this one is going to take a long time. the fire department has federal resources to help confirm or clarify exactly how this happened. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. let's talk about the weather. we are tracking rain headed our way this evening. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now with the timing that storm. and what are you thinking? >> we're thinking we'll get in on showers in the bay area, and this would continue

in that case, the phony kidnapping set up a nationwide search back in 16 2039 year old sherri papini was arrested and jailed last month. after authorities say she continued to make false statements about the alleged kidnapping. her lawyer says she will plead guilty to lying to a federal officer and mail fraud. so far, there is no word on what sentence she could face. and in a statement today, papini said, quote i am deeply ashamed of myself from my behavior. i am so sorry for the pain i've caused my family, my friends, all the good people who needlessly suffered because of my story, and those who work so hard to try to help me. i will work the rest of my life to make amends for what i have done. former mixed martial arts heavyweight champion cain velasquez issued his first statement today since his arrest. kane was in court in san jose for a plea hearing, which was moved to may 6th at his lawyer's request. velazquez lawyer mark your egos intends to file a motion for his release between now and the hearing date. velasquez was arrested in february after allegedly shooting a man while t

and sherry, dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot date of attack january the 1st 1957 am to the plan.

yesterday sherri papini signed a plea deal. she disappeared in 2016 and was found three weeks later. at the time the mother of two told police that she was kidnapped by two hispanic women. she said the women tortured her and chained her in a bedroom. last month she was arrested by the fbi. they say she wasn't kidnapped. instead, she was staying with an ex-boyfriend in southern california. she'll plead guilty to multiple federal charges. along with the plea deal, papini released a statement saying, quote, i'm deeply ashamed of myself, for my behavior, and so sorry for the pain i've caused my family, my friends, all the good people who needlessly suffered because of my story. the original charges carried up to 20 years in prison. the plea deal will likely shorten that. but right now it's not clear how much her sentence could be reduced. >>> now to a story you'll only see here on nbc bay area. a 14-year-old middle schooler facing suspension after she used pepper spray to defend herself during an attack by other students at her sch

. >> reporter: sherry is grateful to have a home to return to. she lives behind home depot and embers from the fire damaged their roof. she's not surprised atf is involved and says it will be hard to forget the flames, smoke and explosions. >> the propane tanks started blowing up and going everywhere. i didn't know home depot had propane tanks back there but, yeah, they did. >> the fact they've escalated it to the atf which is reassuring in the sense that hopefully the investigation will be thorough. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> a scary encounter for one east bay homeowner suddenly caught in the middle of a standoff. it all started yesterday afternoon when police say bounty hunters tried to take a parolee into custody. that's when they say that person took off running and wound up sneaking into a nearby home. the man who lives there sky describes what happened next. >> i never seen him. i walked out the back door and saw some dude running around my backyard. they were hot on the trail already so pretty much barricaded in my b