he allegedly shot 32-year-old stinely.he case quickly became a national political issue when then candidate donald trump used it as an argument for tougher immigrations. the mexican national had been released from jail rather than deported, whibecause of the sanctuary city policy. an ser hassan has more. >> reporter: the trial is set to begin, but both sides face challenges. emotions will be high in the murder trial of kate stinely says christianpy cone. >> they want justice. >> what happened is the defendant, who's been deported five times is accused of killing stinely on the peer, it was used as then candidate trump as the problem with illegal immigration. his defense team is likely to argue the shooting is a accident and prevent evidence that the bullet ricochetted before hitting stinely. >> those facts do not negate a second degree murder. >> reporter: one big issue will be the weapon. the gun used was stolen from a car of the federal agent, which the defendant said he found. the defense lawyers will say the gun has a

three tourist who witnessed the shooting death of kate stinely took the witness stand. tara says prosecutor showed the jury a photo moments before -- >>reporter: an emotional day for stinely -- it's a photograph shows their daughter walking on the pier before she was killed july 1st, 2015. a man dressed in black identified as jose garcia zarate -- >> it has to send chills through the body of most people -- >> two witnesses testified through their hotel window, they say zarate leave the pier after a single gunshot. michelle low said before the shooting, zarate was people watching and laughing which made her uncomfortable. gonzalez was asked about his client's mental stability. >> this is not a situation where we're at a place where we're trying to say he's incompetent to stand trial. >> zarate 's behavior in court struck many as odd. he stared down select people in the courtroom. >> when he turns around and give that hard stare and i assume he was looking at a lot of women in the audience makes them uncomfortable and the jury sees that, it is going to affect them. >> gon

with they do it's often wine stine. but -- and there was some actors, onvoit who came out for trump. there was -- a smaller group of trump-supporting actors. but it was mostly for hillary and that's how it's been historicically, sort of the partisan divide. i talk to people in hollywood and i was told that hollywood actors are very mobilized to i of oppose trump and think you're seeing a lot of tweets. whenever something happens in politics or people are upset about that trump says or does you're seeing a lot of tweets from big celebrities. i think they're trying to have their voice heard. they have very large platforms so i think they're trying to do what they can to be part of the resist ngs from those using the platform. host: what is it like to be a republican or conservative in hollywood these days? guest: well, i think that they feel like they're not really heard and that they feel that their voice isn't -- people just sort of lump actors and entertainers together and say they're all democrats. but i think that so

a -- at least 1,000 potential jurors have been summoned to weigh in on the murder of 32-year-old stinely. a significantly more potential jurors and typical trial. experts say picking a jury for this trial won't be easy. the man accused in stanley's death, 54-year-old garcia was wanted for deportation by federal agents. >>> wells fargo and equifax are in hot seat. both companies are set to be grilled by congress. lawmakers will start questioning about wells fargo's fake account scandal. later this week, he can will have to answer to congress about its data breach. >>> artificial intelligence is helping companies decide who they should hire. cbs reporter chris martinez shows us computer programs aren't just looking at your resume. >>reporter: the next time you apply for a job, your interview could be with a computer -- >> she engages with the candidate when she apply. >> she's the cocreator -- the interview looks like -- she ask question to find out details about their prior experience. the program uses technology called sentiment analysis to evaluate word choice, grammar and how quickly t

mr stine lashed out on friday night after the news media reported that robert mueller had filed the firstam are preparing to host sri lanka on sunday. it is the first sizes are attacked by militants nine years ago. a people were killed when gunmen opened fire on the jamaican tea m gunmen opened fire on the jamaican team bus. but now, many see the return of the sri lankan team is the return of the sri lankan team is the return of the sri lankan team is the return of international cricket to the country. —— opened fire on the sri lankan team. this empty plot of land is host to three simultaneous games of cricket. but the most that iran is talking about will take place a few kilometres away when pakistan take a sri lanka. translation: i'm happy the sri lankan team is coming here. a long time, there has been no cricket in pakistan. that has been really damaging for lump to make young players. translation:. we will be supporting both teams. —— really damaging for young players. who ever wins, it is a victory for cricket. this is what happened last time the sri lankan tea m happened last time t

. >> three tourist saw the shooting of cate stine. >> the tourists saw a man walking away from the pier after a gun shot was heard. hello. i am frank summerville. >>> i am julie haner. the jury also saw a haunting photograph taken moments before steinle was killed. an emotional day for kate's parents. a photograph showing their daughter on pier 14 moments before she was shot and killed in 2015. in the foreground a man in black identified as zarate. >> it has to send chills through the body of most people. >> they saw zarate leave the pier after a gun shot rang out. before the shooting he

because, itell you what, one critic, david aaron stine, he said when he watched a film about idi aminrown has the power to kill, the laughter catches in our throats". —— clown. of course. that is the reaction you wanted ? clown. of course. that is the reaction you wanted? of course. the idea is that you are terrified and you are laughing at the same time. this is something very scary. yes. that was the reaction you wanted from your audiences? yes. looking at the other film in your trilogy, it was a study of acts of terrorism, seen through the eyes of the late french lawyerjacques verges who defended people like carlos the jackal, who was imprisoned for life for a acts of terror, klaus barbie, known as the butcher rob lyon, the nazi. did you work out what motivates people to commit acts of terror in that film? well, he tried to explain, in the movie, and the movie was studying very closely the beginning of terror, the beginning of lines terror in nigeria. —— blind terror. it was a very oppressed colonial country and it was a very terrible war that was taking place there. and that is ho

. >> reporter: good morning, stine and dave.care debate is back in the spotlight today after president trump seemed to throw his support behind a bipartisan plan to rein state cost-sharing subsidies for obamacare. >> i'm pleased the democrats have worked with republicans to on provide much needed relief to the american people. while i commend the bipartisan work done by senators alexander and murray, and i do commend it, i continue to believe congress must find a solution to the obamacare mess. >> translator: president trump decided efplted to end just days earlier. once he was decrying minutes articlier yesterday in the rose garden saying it lined the pockets of insurers when in reality it goes to help them offset health care payments. it is is unclear if this health care agreement could pass congress, unclear even if the president's support will hold. we know trump is trying to move forward on a number of other legislative priorities, including passing a budget deal through congress and moving on to tax reform. we will see if

(jr stine) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow.ence karnow: skies are hazy but mostly clear tonight after another warm day. offshore winds sent temperatures into the 80s in many parts of the bay area. fire weather is still a big concern but it appears that weather conditions will improve this week. winds will generally be light and the himidity should increase some on tuesday and much more into wednesday. on the satellite image you can see high pressure overhead. offshore winds will continue through monday to make for another warm day. the sea breeze will increase on tuesday as high pressure weakens. in fact there is a chance we could see some rain later in the week. there is still plenty of smoke in our skies from the fires and there is a spare the air in effect for tomorrow. air quality will still be poor in the central and southern san joaquin valley tomorrow. our computer models are showing a change with a few more clouds on tuesday. it will be warm tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 70

(jr stine) on the peninsula...police found two people dead inside a pacifica home last night in what is likely a murder- suicide. it happened around 6-30 pm on alviso court off sheila lane. police were responding to a call about from a person hearing gunfire. officers found two people inside the home with gunshot wounds. they say it is likely a murder- suicide... and there are no outstanding suspects. the names of two people have not been released. ( justine ) we now know the name of the womanwho died in a collision on 8-80 in oakland. the alameda county coroner's office has identified the victim as 26- year-old joel hutchinson of oakland. the collisionwhic h authorities say involved three vehicles happened at the broadway off-ramp around four yesterday morning. the collision caused three lanes of northbound 880 to be blocked and a sig-alert to be issued. ( justine ) a male student at u.c. berkeley is out of the hospital tonight...after he was beaten into unconsciousness... by three men at a residence hall. it happ

stines recount, one of the important pieces of information that came out in the trial is that there is a new generation of machines that use wireless. -- the answer here is that we thaty found as a community this information has been in public documents. never disseminated. it is already -- so, you don't need to have a typical usb. >> that was my second question. the onert only mentions machine or the one brand of .achine that has wi-fi >> we are hoping for another storm. [laughter] >> you mentioned machines from verizon, the information flow. >> there is a paper ballot thater machine that has capability. was --ink the comment than i was involved more was. >> right, so what we know from studies of different machines as well as the backend infrastructure is that there are several ways they might be remotely attacked. one is through the supply chain, as the panelists of emphasized that could be through machines as they are sold or through software updates for the machines that are delivered from the manufacturers. before everyte is election, every single voting machine in the country has

some republicans will argue this deal simply props up on carry, a law they believe is debt stined to fail, but they have also been unable to far to pass a replacement, so for now, gayle, there are mill o rely on the stability of these individual insurance markets. >> oh, boy. thank you very much, nancy. >>> president trump is looking for a new drug czar nominee this morning. republican congressman tom marino withdrew yesterday saying the best course of action is to remove the distraction my nomination has created. he worked closely on a new law that weakened enforcement of opioid drug distributors. deputy rod rose rosenstein pro an investigation. >> that's an issue that is a priority for us. >> lawmakers are working on a new bill, giving regulators more tools to fight the opioid epidemic. >>> president trump is firing back at senator john mccain. the president issued a warning yesterday to "the arizona republic" one day after mccain policy as, quote, half-baked spurious nationalism. mr. trump responded in a radio interview at the white house. >> you heard what he said yesterday, sena

with they do it's often wine stine. but -- and there was some actors, onvoit who came out for trump. there was -- a smaller group of trump-supporting actors. but it was mostly for hillary and that's how it's been historicically, sort of the partisan divide. i talk to people in hollywood and i was told that hollywood actors are very mobilized to i of oppose trump and think you're seeing a lot of tweets. whenever something happens in politics or people are upset about that trump says or does you're seeing a lot of tweets from big celebrities. i think they're trying to have their voice heard. they have very large platforms so i think they're trying to do what they can to be part of the resist ngs from those using the platform. host: what is it like to be a republican or conservative in hollywood these days? guest: well, i think that they feel like they're not really heard and that they feel that their voice isn't -- people just sort of lump actors and entertainers together and say they're all democrats. but i think that so