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vicki and sil received piles of hate mail the q. . zing them of not loving their daughter. you know if you can't stand by your principles when it's difficult they're not your principles. several years past before jerry learned that earl washington was not guilty. it had to be like fifteen to twenty executions at the girl was and it leads. to her going to most just as the word of sympathy want to be gotten lost and then thrown out one of the last to sum this up but if many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides the drifter used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities how to best present mass than call mom. was needed more help i've ended up my son i got him in a lot of class and i wanted that. they had to watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house for forty gobbles. schools fifty one fifty have to be about to be. a fifth it's double the many couples. to which the push to put impulse response both of you up with approval of the. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one

vicki and sil received piles of hate mail the cues in them of not loving their daughter. you know if you can't stand by your principles when it's difficult they're not your principles. several years past before jerry learned that her washington was not guilty. it had to be like fifteen or twenty executions at that girl was released from death row that i found out that he was he was innocent as it were out as that's as close calling you know he came within days and i would execute him as a person. our criminal justice system supposed to be the best in the world. i don't think we make those mistakes and yet when you see a person like earl washington. something happened here. in the aftermath of the oklahoma city bombing in one thousand nine hundred five congress passed legislation to escalate death sentences the result was a dramatic increase in executions by one thousand nine hundred nine jerry was putting to death more than one person a month. and a death certificate reads. death by almost. you know don't make sense i don't want to be consider person deaths committed almo

. > ja bolsonaro was elected president of gra sil.ds of his supported he promised to tackle rampant crime and economic turmoil, but his frequent insults against minorities and women and admiration for brazil's past dictatorship alarmed critics. the white house says president trump called to congratulate him. >>> "the wall street journal" reports tesla is facing a deepening criminal investigation over whether it misstated production figures. fbi agents are looking into whether elon musk's company misstated information about its production of the model 3 sedan and misled investigators. tesla said in a statement that it received a voluntary request for documents from the department of justice about its guidance for the model 3 ramp and it was cooperative in responding to it. per ball winn from iowa and new york will split the jackpot. it's the third largest jackpot in power ball history. one winning ticket was purchased at a bodega in harlem. the winners have not been identified. >>> still ahead, a remake of a movie classic slashes the c

as soon as vicki and sil learned the identity of the man who raped and murdered their daughter vicki wanted to know more. i want it i want to know why i want to stand what he did why was this going forward like that what was going on where was his background with that to talk to his mother i wanted to understand who he was vicki located troy graves mother and gave her a call were you were on the phone together for many many hours in tears mysterious sobbing with each other i said but just to understand what you were going there i want to share with what i'm going through and maybe we can help each other and learn from each other and just come to some kind of peace with all this because god you must be going to a terrible time lost your son and you know and she says oh this is schieber i. grieve some other blamed herself for her son's actions. and i said i don't think of what when he said she said it got more and more violent and i. and my kids would come to me and it's say please money let's go this is a bad danny's bet i was telling them i can't i don't have a job i don't have you k

nc radio sil. >> he is writing a book about you. everyone knows about me. he is shovelinghem to his private island, and he will hunt them for sport. >> first, he will shoot them there in a -- >> or maybe he will take them to a private planet and human hunting -- a human hunting ground there. where he and other billionaire li trump sons for example, can hunt the most dangerous game. >> i think you have a sequel in the making,ou poke fun at mark uckerberg, you book has a foreword for him. if you par take in the book, you must quote, give me all of your personal information. it's kind of a funny line, until you think knabout, you, the day that breach they had, affecting 50 million users. sdpr yea sd >> yeah, so many times you think it's absurd and then something in realife happens and it's not as absurd after all. it's app greattunity to make fun of elon musk and all of the tech billionaire scelebrity is what they have become. we made fun of basos, and richard branson gets a couple of hits. it's fun. >> do you think big tech is a big mono culturenow? >> i don'

. >> if all goes well theos sil could be cleared out by spring. and farmers could turn a profit by selling grainn at a lower price. the government also promised up to $12 billion in aid process. but if the trade war goes on uch longer, he fierce chinese demand for u.s. soybeans could disappear for good. >> personally, i think we have lost the share. but there are opportunities here. there are oer placeshat on this earth that consume soybeans and corn. and we need to investigate and work with those people that -- that are a potential market for us. >> on the efarm, h springs eternal. for nightly business report, i'm ylan muy in fronting fortunate, indiana. >> well the u.s. is once again the rld's most competitive economy. this is the first time the u.s. has reached the top spot on that list in a decade. the world economic forum compiles this listing of countries based on things like workforce diversity, press freedom, labor rights and disruptive busin cses. singapore in number two. germany r tnded outhe top three. >>> it's time to look at some of t

. >> the family has vowed to continue their fight for justice and the attorney filed a sil law -- civil lawsuit against the officer. >>> a settlement is in the works between santa clara county. they accused solitaire icon finement -- confinement. the settlement must be approved by a federal judge. the sheriff released a statement: . >>> still to come, another list is released of priests accused of sexual abuse. >> what happened to me should never happen to any child. >> the list includes 200 names from the bay area's three largest diocese. >> a former giant delivers a big hit in the world series. >>> u.c. workers wahkon the job. -- walk off the job. . >>> hospital workers at the university of california began a three day strike today. patient care, technical workers walked off the job. some employees joined them. the workers want better wages and more job security. the largest union 3299 said the university is hiring subcontractors because they can pay the subcontractors less. >> they want to save money. if they outsource our jobs they pay nine, $11, they don't pay for always care -- he

. >> reporter: handcuffed, sil at an times teary eyed, cesar sayoc went before a judge on five fedalminal charges. federal prosecutors say he's a danger to the community and flight risk. alleging sayoc sent at least 14 packages with explosive material to critics of president trump, ckincluding president bara obama. the fbi reportedly tied sayoc to ths maili using the dna and a fingerprint. but sayoc's attorneys call that evidence flimsy. >> would you like to go to jail based on would you like to be put in jail based on, well, we haven't certified the fingerprint, it may be there. that's all the paper says. the other stuff is fluff. there's no other evidence in there that connects him with this >> reporter: the charges against sayoc include illegally mailing explosives and threatening political figures. all are filed inew york. fbi agents arrested sayoc in plantation friday, but so far, no charges are filed against him in florida. another suspicious package turned up today, this time, in an atlanta post office, addressed to cnn, acctwding to thk's president. sayoc's attorneys insist t

his mother, sil mazzini, invited more than 30 of her son's kindergarten classmates but none of them showed. she posted a photo of her son, sitting alone at a very long and empty table all set with pizza and drinks. word quickly spread of teddy's solo birthday and social media lit up with birthday messages for the youngster. no word on why no one showed up to his birthday party in the first place. the suns posted a picture of teddy on twitter saying " did we teddy's nba game, hash- (pam) coming up: a south bay man accused of killing both his parents, has been found guilty.how he tried to pin the murders on his 17-year-old brother in court today. (ken)plus: a university of utah student who was murdered by her ex boyfriend is remembered.... while we learn more about the killer's disturbing past. (pam) and next: an intense manhunt is now underway for those responsible for sending suspicious bomb packages... meanwhile - experts question the level of sophisitication of the plan. (lawrence)ten at ten ♪ from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never

up next at the opera house, the t litzer prize winning sil night.t one of the many new and of course, the old favori s favorites. it runs through may of 2019. >>> a lot of people are not sure but they aren't giving it a chance. >>> a gorgeous day to get out and do something. >> do something tomorrow. sunday may not be the best day because we have the big changes coming in. very nice night after temperatures warm dramatically. clos 3 to degrees from where we were this morning to where we were. right now, chopper 4 over damascus. this is a big game for the damascus swarming hornets. there will be a great streak for them ify could pull it out. last time they won 41-7. so that goes to show you. 4-2, i believe. so so far so good.re what we dealing with? here's that game. 56 degrees right now. a ta jacket if you're trying to get out the door. 55 at 8:00 football weather. to about 55. leesburg. 61 right now in manassas. we're looking at a nnie t. if you're going to be out g to go out to the movies, you won't need coats like you did last night. we've got a

>> well, neither but we have been calling it season two, but if you look on,'s sil seas oe. of season one. you know, i don't know how they do these things. >> stephen: it's called i love you america. >> yeah. >> stephen: and how are you loving america? >> well, like all love, it can be a struggle. ( laughter ) and i believe in it, i want it to be the best it can be, i get disappointed in it, i get angry at it, i get moved by america, i feel patriotic, i feel a sibling kind of love, i feel a parental kind of love, i feel a child kind of love, and also it annoys me. ( laughter ) but, you know, i don't know. is that the answer to the question? ( laughter ) >> stephen: your answer is the answer. we have a clip here that is -- it's you talking to lady liberty, i think. >> i get sad about the state of immigration, so i go talk to my girl, the statue of liberty played by myia rudolph. >> stephen: and she's got a french accent. >> yeah, she's from france. mtv stands for music television, huh? >> you want some? oooh, don't mind if i do. hey, if you don't cough, you don't get off, am

says it takes nearly 22 years to save up the 20% down payment for a median price san jose's why the sil ps solutions. ha we are sponsoring conversations like these to get a broad base and diverse representation. we had two conversations this morning with artists. >> n upcoming midterm election, voters will be asked to consider two propositions and a local san jose measure to raise funds for affordable housing. >>> hey alexis? >> yes. >> steph curry should be treated for burns thorpg. >> why? >> because he was on fire at oracle. >> okay. steph scored 51 points in three-quarters last night, making 11 three-pointers. he didn't need to play in the fourth because the warriors had such a big lead. steph is still trending. shaquille o'neal posted this. he has flames for hands. it is from lumiere from "beauty and the beast". or is it just me? >> you're the only one who thought of it. >> he writes my favorite player is on fire tonight, mvp status. #greatestshooterever. >> i think he's living up to that name. >>> also also in the east bay, he women with spread flower power as a random act of cong

and this morning manassas school officials sil school resume as normal. this threat they say is not credible. there will also be counseling available for those that need it. police ooking at the officers already stationed outside. they noticed more of that today as they come into school. just aprecaution as well. as for that person that police believe is f responsible that threat, they are too set to face criminal charges very soon. more to com on this as well. i'm justin finch, news 4, back in toyou. >> justin, thank you. >> and iny montgom county, a teenager is accused of threatening to shoot out walter johnson high school in bethesda. he's identified a loui louis cabrera. he had two rifles and ammunition th him. he posted i hate wj and ha, ha, i'm going to shoot up the school. >> the threat may have been real, but it also just makes us feel good that we have him in custody and thoseuns off the street. >> cabrera is expected to appear in court at 8:30 this morning. he's being held without bond. >> also police are two shootings in prince george's county.

sil this week memorials andhe n e the devastating wine country wildfires. >> we show community is rememberinghe devastation and recovery with art. >> i've been doing know sayics for 40 years now. -- mosaics for 40 years now. they tell stories. >> there are stories in broken things. >> i do like the breaking it up and putting it back together. >> mosaic artist -- >> there we go, perfect. >> likes finding stories in chaos. >> yeah. mosaics, you're taking things and breaking them into pieces and putting them back together again. >> which is an appropriate metaphor for the artist's current work, a mosaic mural remembering the fire one year ago that devastated nearby redwood valley. >> we want to memorialize the whole event. >> the stories of flames, burned out cars, heroing escapes told in bits of ceramic. >> there is a fire along the ridge. so many of the houses you saw were the chimneys. they lost their homes and things. >> in the center, a tribute to the nine neighbors and friends who lost their lives. >> this is a way of dealing with the motional part and the connection part. >> some 40 membe

have promoted competition on the bay sils of that great aspirational principle the heart of the american dream. and your children can have a life better than yours. it made them an reality for the rest of the world. i hope you'll permit me to say it played some role in your success. there are clear similarities between the american fight for independence in the 18th century and the uk's desire to govern our own affairs in the 21st. embodied by the famous rallying cry. thomas paine observed there is something very absurd in supposing a continent to be perpetually governed. those same impasses, democratic control and the people wishing to decide who spends their money, who shapes their destiny, and having part to rule by voting underpinned that brexit vote. perpetually governed by a constant. there are lessons from the shared history that any kind of vindictive settlement is not the answer. by contrast, following the war of independence, the extraordinary magnanimous j treaty of 1794 paved the way for decade a peaceful trade between our two nations on a mutual nation basis. alongside ameri

i think tamika from ham ill sil families has about half of them off the streets. it's about getting them back into normalcy and having a good life. what are we going to do about this homeless families? it's about people who are intentionally homeless, or homeless by circumstance. their grandfather died, maybe they're on the street, mentally ill, people who are addicted to drugs. homelessness is such a complex issue and it's a catchall for so many different types of people. how can we solve such a huge issue? because we're becoming a city that's becoming known for its homele homelessness. >> the hon. london breed: california is known for its homelessness, and i think we have to take a regional approach to building housing and building housing faster, but making sure it's not a one size fits all. even when you have affordable housing, the process is so complicated, and we have to make things easier for people to get housing. so that's why i'm really proud of the city and our one system where it's a place where we bring people in and we insert the information into a

his mother, sil mazzini, invited over 30 of her son's kindergarten classmates to her son teddy's pizza birthday sunday, but none of them showed. the boy was crushed.she posted a photo of a very long and empty table all set for the classmates topped with pizza and drinks but only one person was in the frame: teddy, with a frown on his face. word quickly spread of teddy's solo birthday and social media lit up with birthday messages for the youngster. among the well- wishers were the phoenix suns, who stepd up with an offer of tickets to their game wednesday against lebron james and the los angeles lakers. "how about we celebrate with thousands at our place!" the team tweeted.he area's professional soccer club, phoenix rising, followed suit, asking teddy to "come join 7,000 of your closest friends!" the soccer club, which boasts icon didier drogba, offered him tickets to friday's game and teddy has accepted, according to reports. the boy later sent out a message to his supporters, thanking them for the kind words and for wishing him well. (pam) the phoenix professional soccer club also re

bethesda we do have that crash still hanging around andr sil spring westbound at new hampshire avenue crash on the right. >> thank you, the search continues for a sex assault suspect in montgomery county. >> the 16-year-old victim says it hapned in a parking garage. justin finch is live near the scene with details on the search. >> the victim here is a 16-year-old girl. she says the man that did this to her is someone she met on the bus. a guy who she says later sexually assaultser in a parking garage here. hopper 4 was over the scene during theinvestigation. you'll see cops go down on the ground. she met this man on t bus and along the way they struck up a conversation. sh says this guys about 24 or 25 years old, and then once they got to thestation, h forced her off into that parking garage where she says that he raped her. the search began here and extended to nearby red le stations as well and came up empty handed. this man remains at large. epe girlts he has a tattoo under one of his eyes. police working to get more images of this guy from a surveillance camera or so nearby to pu

problem with this evil is secrecy, and then i do acknowledge that i had my own ence,cy, and i broke my silalked to my wife, i talked to e, family. for the first tii said what happened to me as a high school student, and my experience working for the church is there are not enough parents, there are not enough surarvivors, thee not enough victims in the room when decisions are made, and my hope is that the church has finally understood this and that the anger and anguish of survivors and their fmilies will be heard and will lead to reform, renewal and ulimately healing, and today is the day that takes the step in that direction. >> john carr, we appreciate what it takes to speak up as you just have. john carr of georgetown university, thank you very mucho >> thank, john. >> woodruff: we turn now to another busy week of news. with just over three weeks to go until the crucial midterm elections, president trump is headlining rallies almost daily across the country, hammering democrats and trying to energize republicans to get to the polls. a cue for the analysis of shields and brooks. that is

exactly but more of a rehabilitation center and people had a variety of illnesses that would go to the sil lair yum or to the san tear yum and they would try to get well while they were there. >>> john harvey in particular thought that it was all about their intestinal tant. we talk about it today. our microby only. what is in our digestive track? kellogg was way ahead of his time. high thought everything about health was because of what was going on in our digestive track. he had no idea about microby only or about the how the digestive track worked or what was in nutrients but he had this idea if you ate a healthy diet that was on vegetables and nuts and had whole grains in it, you would be healthier. so he went on this whole plan for the people that were in his care and started to make -- he had to make food because that was not typically what people were con assuming were fruits and vegetables and whole grains so he had to make products for them to eat and one of the things he made was wheats flakes and people liked them. at the same time if you remember we talked about milk production

. >> sil the point you made earlier in the week that significant quarters of earnings brings back tog multiple should they have. >> without a doubt the same trap with amazon. it's at 330. the stock was higher than that a few months ago swinging around in that range. >> measuring everything from the 420 level. >> that's right. >>en a finally the "wall street journal" interviewing current and former netflix employees who shine a lit on the company's culture. which while emphasizing freedom and encouraging blunt feedback could be dysfunctional overall the report saying executives are often expected to send emails explaining to other employees why they fired a particular person and any executive above the director level is able to see the salaries of all employees at the company. >> it's interesting, i do think once the -- the founder led companies get to a certain size there is a lot of scrutiny about the culture. remember, the amazon story, right about the hard charging culture making people cry. it made a flurry for a while and people walkeda want and forth it this sounds like more a