in 2009, i inherited a wooden trunk full of family heirlooms going back more than a century. i'm told i could pocket a small fortune. >> i meet jock, a 60-year-old electrical engineer, at his home here in tucson. >> hi, i'm jamie. >> i'm jock. >> i heard you have something very unusual from your great-great grandfather. >> i certainly do. come on in. >> jock shows me that inheritance -- an old trunk that's been passed down through the family for more than a century. >> the trunk contained the family bible, a very ornate saddle blanket, a pair of old jeans -- >> jeans? who keeps jeans? >> they've been in the trunk for so long, i don't think that my mother really knew what else to do with them. >> according to family lore, all the items in the trunk, including the jeans, once belonged to this man, jock's great-great grandfather, solomon warner, one of tucson's original pioneers. >> very distinguished. >> old solomon's story, and the story of those dungarees, begins far from tucson in upstate new york, where he's born in 1811. as a young man, he heads west, in search of adventur

in 2009, i inherited a wooden trunk full of family heirlooms going back more than a century. i'm told i could pocket a small fortune. >> i meet jock, a 60-year-old electrical engineer, at his home here in tucson. >> hi, i'm jamie. >> i'm jock. >> i heard you have something very unusual from your great-great grandfather. >> i certainly do. come on in. >> jock shows me that inheritance -- an old trunk that's been passed down through the family for more than a century. >> the trunk contained the family bible, a very ornate saddle blanket, a pair of old jeans -- >> jeans? who keeps jeans? >> they've been in the trunk for so long, i don't think that my mother really knew what else to do with them. >> according to family lore, all the items in the trunk, including the jeans, once belonged to this man, jock's great-great grandfather, solomon warner, one of tucson's original pioneers. >> very distinguished. >> old solomon's story, and the story of those dungarees, begins far from tucson in upstate new york, where he's born in 1811. as a young man, he heads west, in search of adventur

much he's going to get done. >> host: on twitter, kevin johnson says i see anecdotal stories about trunk voters having second thoughts yet all around me are trumpeters and they are diehard as ever. more voters on that trump voter line, george's in flour mountain texas, go ahead . >> caller: the main reason i wanted to speak is that trump promises something and he didn't do it. i understand that he may not have been able to do it because of the deep swap in washington. he was unable to drive and probably in a number of areas. that swamp is so deep that it involves trump two. the scene actually yesterday was in washington talks a day before yesterday, sunday, yesterday and they said they are very happy. the extreme left and also the collaborators of the neocons are happy when trump changes his theme. that theme to the policies. forgot are the situations with russia which he actually is struggling for survival. >> otherwise we have the same old democrats, romania and other countries in the east. nato, they are not a solution. nato itself is already. >> host: george, before we get into a nat

that's what happened in tennessee. >> he said mister, are you aware that there is a body on your trunk said i'm not messing with you. >> not only was the man on his trunk, he was in a deep drunken sleep. the driver says he didn't notice the man there because it was dark and raining when he started the car. how could he stay on is my question? >> tom brady's agent weighs in on allegations that the quarterback suffered co concusss and kept it silent. melissa? >> we have a partly cloudy sky, but this is a wet weather maker. details coming up in the accuweather forecast. ♪ whether you're after supreme performance... advanced intelligence... or breathtaking style... there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. lease the c300 sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> the music was all american at the touch museum in honor of armed forces day, members of the philly pops played patriotic music including the star spangled banner. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. it was a

general last week to make a request for more research is towards help with the investigation into the trunk campaigns ties to russia. would make the timing of this tiger even more suspect. to second, mr. rosenstein signed his name to a highly political memo, arguing for director comey's dismissal and made no involvement of the attorney general to recuse himself with more investigation. in recommending the firing of a man he met. ses retired without iis or to allowo citizens -- to be part of this. delivering such a mama which seems highly political and not in the kind of language, not the kind of imitation that prosecutors normally. these facts make it clear thateh decision to the highest ranking civil servant at the theirs.tmef mr. rosen time and other political appointees appointed by the president who they are i supposed to investigate should not be the ones making the call on us -- the prosecutor. less that decision be seen as influence or worse may at the direction of the administration. we need to ensure the american people they cannot confidence in the criminal justice system towu imp

my caucus that a special prosecutor should now be appointed to conduct the investigation into the trunk campaign ties to russia. mr. rosenstein cannot be the person to appoint him. cast ondoubts have been mr. rosenstein's impartiality. are many reports director comey met with deputy attorney general rosenstein last week to make a request for more resources for help with the investigation into the trunk campaign ties to russia. that would make the timing of this firing even more suspect. nameosenstein signed his to a highly political memo arguing for director comey's dismissal and made no complaint about the involvement of the attorney general who would recuse himself from all matters relating to the russian investigation in recommending the firing of the man leading it. it is hard to believe a season prosecutor without bias would have allowed sessions to be part of this and hard to believe that a season prosecutor would write such a memo, which seems highly political, and not and the language, not with the kind of annotation prosecutors normally write in. the decisionlear to appoint a s

to discredit trunk. closer personst in the world, but i got common sense and i can tell the difference between right and wrong. mp has god in his heart. he is walking the right path. anybody that against trump on this is against god. play and civil. mueller is friends with comey, so is he going to have god in his heart and do the right thing? or is he just going to stand behind it and say this is been gone for two or three years we're going to keep on hearing how donald trump did this, donald trump did that, he can't even go to the bathroom without somebody commenting on it. host: thanks for calling. thing is robert mueller has a very strong faith tradition. he grew up in the pit -- the invisible tradition and went to st. paul's in new hampshire for prep school. i has always been a very important part of his life. to the caller's point about russia, i think one of the things that's really important in this is to understand precisely at least as far as we know right now what russia did and what he didn't

there is a body on your trunk." >> that is a fixture. the officer woke the drunk passenger who didn't realize where he was or how he ended up there. ride for free there. he started stumbling into traffic before the office every gave him a ride inside the vehicle. jonathan: how do you stay on a trunk for 14 miles? michelle: good balance. jonathan: great balance. good for him. impressive site in greece. there is not one, not two, but five separate water spouts twirling around in western greece. that is what will get your attention. especially on a boat. you see it coming toward you. >> also caught on video the coast guard racing to stop a boat with no driver. >> it's just too rough out here. michelle: this is off the coast of fort myers beach. the coast guard ended up using tangle up the boat propeller enough to ram it to a stop and board it. they are not saying how it ended up at full throttle. [cheering] >> that is how you go from plebe to midshipmen. the cowell my nation of two and a half -- culmination of two and a half hours of teamwo

there is a body on your trunk. so i got out, we walked around, and sure enough there he was still hanging on, still unconscious just laying there. i have no explanation other than that little lip right there saved his life. >> what in the world did they drink customer the police officer snapped this photo of the man passed out. there he is just sleeping away. the man's car was backed into a parking space last week. it was dark and the shade was up on his back window so he couldn't see the man. carl ended up driving 14 miles with a drunk man his trunk before the officer stopped him and woke the man up. are you following me? >>> indy 500 drivers got dixon and retired racer dario franchitti robbed at gunpoint in a taco bell drive-through. it happened last night less than a mile from the indianapolis motor speedway. they were making the food run for the other drivers. no one was hurt. police have arrested two teens ages 14 and 15. indy 500 is this sunday. >>> a fight over french fries heated up at a wendy's in minnesot

.>>> a mother booked into jail for child abuse, after she locked her two children in the trunk of her car while she went into shop. according to police several people helped the children escape the trunk, tori castille surfaced from the store. >> i started talking to the little girl because i could hear screaming, she was saying mom, let me out, help. she was screaming and crying. >> one of the rescuer said she and her friend were unloading groceries nearby when she heard the noise coming from the trunk, she walked over and put her ear against the car and guided one of the children on how to open the vehicle. terry castille is facing four counts of child abuse. the division of child services responded that the children were turned over to a responsible party. >>> a propertyner in t east bay is getting support in her battle with city hall. >> the attorney is suing the landlord after our teams of -- exposed substandard conditions at her property. the landlord supporters are now saying. >> the city is going -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: dozens of people who identify as volunteers, ga

but right now, we have a trunk show, and we need to sell some product. welcome to our trunk show.ed. -lemonis: good morning. -brooke: hi. -lemonis: how are you? -brooke: how are you? -lemonis: good to see you. brooke: good to see you again. i'm, like, looking. i see a colored, even, tie on the shorts. patrick: i changed all the color, yeah, for you. brooke: we talked about that. i actually love the blush with the gray. it's one of my favorite color combinations. it went from being a little masculine to, "those are cute. i want to buy those," and have a more emotional response to it. patrick: yay. lemonis: what i will say about patrick is that he stepped up. he made all of the changes that bloomingdale's asked for, and that shows me that he's now open to other people's ideas. and what i feel best about is it confirms my investment in him. our new women's line is more than just novelty screen-printed t-shirts. we have v-necks, shorts, hoodies, and lots of other athleisure wear. kelly: this is our new collection. this is dilascia. patrick: you can take the sleeves off, so it's also a

surprise, passed out on the trunk. the question of how he actually stayed on the small edge without falling off, will remain a mystery. >> as we watch this, many viewers, many i are like, wow must be nice to get some sleep. >> i was thinking, either he is drunk or works the overnight. >> yeah, exactly. or both. >> speaking of being oblivious on the roads, which part of -- >> no. >> orange traffic cones and barrels. >> trying to cut ahead of traffic. stuck in the wet cement. made more delays now. he is going to have to pay $10,000 in damages for it. >> i'm sure not supposed to be funny. but it is hilarious. >> jealous of him. you know how when you see, like wet cement on the sidewalk. a lot of us would write our name. write your name in there. >> whole new level. >> president from meantime lost another legal challenge. his latest version of his travel ban. >> attorney general jeff sessions promising the fight is not over. here is abc's serena marshal. >> reporter: a question of religion versus national security. and the

he said the trunk he was in started sinking in slow motion. he had to climb out of the driver's side that's because the other side was pressed against the tree right here. you can see the eng sink hole has filled in. usually they say there is obvious water source. this time though that's not the case. it was a troubling sight, a flatbed truck tilting in a sink hole on seventh street. the driver says he pulled overen and his trunk started sinking. >> everything happened slow motion gave me a kmans to get my body over. when truck stop i took the engine off. >> he who said out of the drier's side was being truck sliding into a growing hole p crews skafted and found a three foot void between the asphalt and earth underneath it. >> usually when you have a void like the culprit is water that moves the soil out from under the asphalt. but in this case we looked at all the adjacent pipes we looked around it. there is no identifiable source sflo we asked about the possibility of back fill being a factor but they say the issue is isolated. >> if there w

what police say they found in the trunk of the car. >> plus how does less stressful evening xhunt come. leading the way with driverless cars. news at 10 starts rights now. >> and right now police are searching for an escaped prisoner still on the loose in howard country. i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> and the fbi and local police are serving a wooded area not far from where david watson escaped in jessup, maryland. >> a tape came in he was s spotted in that are "fox5" anjali hemphill is live in jessup with the latest. anjali. >> tony and shawn this area is still crawling with law enforcement and armoured vehicles as police say they will continue their search into the night. and days ago law enforcement widened their search thinking watson left the area until a promising tip came in this morning that brought the search right back to where it all began. >> we are confident we are in the place where he was last spotted and most recent to be known he was here. >> convicted fell on david watson is on the run five days and tonight, howard county police believe he still is in the ar

persons involved in the trunk campaign. concerned about because of known russian efforts to such individuals. lauren: donald trump has denied any claim of collusion with russia. fox news has learned james el-sisi -- james comey by robert mueller. the source says comey is prepared to testify before congress. lauren: budget director mikko veining treasury secretary stephen mnuchin headed to capitol hill to testify the $4 trillion spending plan has been criticized by democrats and republicans were in realistic eyes to social and domestic brokers. house speaker paul ryan with mike to mcallen take a careful look at where exactly the dollars are going. >> we should measure whether they are successful or not. are we getting the outcomes we want or we measuring success based on how much return of programs by automatic spending increases. >> a border wall in the u.s.-mexico borde >> the global market action we have been seeing after we've had four days of gains in the states. asia taking our cue as our cue sbc offers across-the-boar

parked in this lot, a thief stole her bridesmaids dress out of the trunk. >> i flew in last night. >>ride and groom took her to the heart and dagger saloon on lake park avenue. >> i had my bag in the trunk. >> it was out of sight? >> completely. >> they left the groom's car in the parking lot and went in for one drink. 45 minutes later they went to the car. >> i went to open my car door and heard glass break: >> the window of his car was smashed. a work laptop and her dress stolen. the wedding 3 days away. >> we only have a few days to find the dress. it was so special to her. >> not easy to replace. >> she and the bride had scowerred the internet to find matching dresses. she is the maid of honor. added stress but the groom says it's not the first time. >> my fiance's car has been broken into 4 or 5 time and windows smashed in oakland. >> many people say thieves regularly target parking lots here. >> it is every night between the lot across the street and this parking lot right here. >> a quick block and several spots with broken glass on the ground. >> you see glass all over the gro

peter: trunk says he is going to do things different e-trunk -- trump says he is going to do things differentshani: well, good luck. sylke: i think not from the outside is a very important point that is made here. these two had to carry and agree to whatetever they putut out. it is really kind of an absurd situation about this conflict, that basically teach side knows what it should look like at the end if it is to be viable. the way that is for emotional, political, economic, whatever reason obviously very difficult and people cannot be pushed into peace to have to agree to this. , if the israeli side is more powerful, i think it is in their hands to come and decide, but this is a great effort. to say yes at some point even if it is not 100% perfefec actually, it isa: very clear, and the minute you understand there is a possibility there, like many resolutions -- sylke: conflict perceived, especially for those of have to live in it, but the absurd part of the situation is there are ideas that have been worked on. the way there is so inordinately difficult. many players have to do it. peter:

she starts getting out of the trunk. she grabs her footing, and then she tries to get him to leave her alone. she even appears to swing at him to get him away from her. as he then just wraps his arms around her and starts pushing her toward the passenger side of the car. she clearly does not want to get in the vehicle, but the craziest thing is while this is happening, pedestrians, everyone just watches and keeps on walking. >> yeah. that's the thing. >> as the video progresses, this is the part that just doesn't make any sense. he continues to hug her and then he even proceeds to get down on his knees to ask for forgiveness as they start crying, she starts to hug him back. and it appears they have now kissed and made up. she even goes as far as dusting his knees. and then willingly walks into the car into the passenger side and then they drive off. >> nobody seemed to intervene on the spot. i'm hoping since the video has gotten around the world, hopefully it's garnered attention in their hometown and maybe she'll get so

president fired the director of the fbi, jim comey, who is leading an active investigation into the trunk campaigns possible collusion with russia. the president provided no reason for the firing, other than he had the recommendation of his attorney general, who had already had to recuse himself from the russian investigation for being too close to the president and his deputy attorney general. mr. president, there's little reason to think that mr. rosen signs letter is the true reason that president trump fired director come. why? because if the ministration had objections to the way director comey handled the clinton investigation, they would have had them the minute the president had them -- had gotten into office. he did not fire coming then. the question is, why didn't happen last night? we know director comey was leading an investigation into whether the trump campaign colluded with the russians, a serious offense. or though -- or those investigations getting to close to home for the president? comeysmissal of director establishes a very troubling pattern. from acting attorney gener

in the trunk an assault rifle with five magazines of ammo.report coming up. >>> escaped inmate captured. a man on the run captured and details of what it took to track him down. >>> breaking news overnight about the british royal stepping down from public duties. >>> changes coming to our weather end soon. why the spring temperatures you've been used to won't be back for weeks. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> driven away from oshie. they score! >> oh, this morning the caps torturing us once again with what we all thought could be a win, should have been a win. 7 minutes after that goal our lead was gone. the caps lost to the penguins. that means one more loss and our season is ending. you know what, we still have hope. if we win three in a row we're moving on. >> it's possible. >> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilcrist. if you're hearing more "star wars" references, make a note, it is may the 4th. >> be

in neil young trunk show. here we go on this tour. him alone.e lost -- one of our corner stones. which is this intimate, interplay. now what we have gained is we can just, give our undivided focus. dedicate a camera to his guitar. every moment of the concert. don't depend on tying him in with any one else. our goal was to make the film become. a cinematic expregs of the stories he is telling, the songs he is singing. i think one of the intimate pieces. you know, that's been done yet. >> in addition to his many appearances on the program. i have been honored to work with him on projects, such as right to return. and, new orleans. been in the storm too long. last december. we visited the standing rock nation. to document the protesting of the access pipeline. our last collaboration. we had stuff to record on the way over. we got to standing rock this afternoon. and we, we, brought a load of firewood down into the veterans village. and -- and, has we were driving out. we saw that they were starting to form up the lines. forming a chain. holding han

i picked myself up, but it pulled me back with its trunk and threw me. i knew that by the time it would be done with me i would be dead. but i did not want to die without fighting. >> reporter: the attack left him with a fractured skull and wrist. he still suffers from pain today, and can no longer farm, so he has trouble supporting his family. >> ( translated ): it has really affected my life, because i cannot perform duties that require a lot of energy. all the energy i had is gone. >> reporter: veterinarian and animal protection specialist nick de souza says destruction caused by elephants can lead people to violently retaliate. >> this could be a spear, bow and arrow; slingshots are used a lot. unfortunately, the worst of all is the use of poisons. >> reporter: de souza has worked for conservation groups for the past 15 years >> the consequences are appalling. you find both dead and dying animals in quite large numbers that cross cut across the whole family spectrum, from tiny babies, to grandmothers. >> reporter: there are no reliable numbers on how

more of the smoke but not yet any fire on the whole trunk campaign collusion story.e back with our panel. olivier knocks, you've covered a lot of white houses, your student of the presidency, when you look at hearings like these and the implement of the special counsel, does your gut tell you this presidency is in trouble question >> in a fair amount of trouble. i got my start reporting covering bill clinton's impeachment. some when i hear special counse counsel, it stiffens, the response, sure. one of the most important phrases in his appointment said that he would be empowered to not just look into the questionable tonic question of whether or not the interfered, but all the issues that arrived from that. so ever go back to the attorney general to seek approval for expanding the investigation, he actually has it already and his opponent. and that cannot be a comforting thought at the white house. >> we want to hear from senator graham once again. he had some words of advice for president trump who may or may not be inclined to take them. >> gotta be more discipline

and eyewitness say she saw the woman put the children in the trunk.le to coax the older child to pull the emergency latch. >> the little girl i could hear screaming she was, mom, let me out! let me out! mom, help! she was screaming and crying. both kids just came out like jumped and spring-loaded and just jumped out at us. one lady took the 2-year-old. i took the 5-year-old. i was like, this can't be what we are finding. >> the mother has been charged with four counts of child abuse and one charge of theft. >>> let's turn to the white house and donald trump. he is back from his first overseas trip as president. sources tell cnn his sons, donald jr. and eric, held meetings of their own with the rnc. we will tell you why next. >>> all righty. you know what? it's racing day. coy wire at the indianapolis 500 this morning! >> history, tradition, spectacle. sometimes those word have connotation but not here. what is that like? we will hear from last year's champion coming up. little scoundrels.weeds are ln with roundup precision gel®, you can finally banish

and it's thing -- trunk. trunk?right, so it's a a plastic, elephant with a a moving trunk. >> uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't see why you would be lying about that. i think you are telling the truth! >> you are so wrong! >> jimmy: what!? [ cheers and applause ] you are the -- oh my god! [ laughter and applause ] >> i told you i'd do better than him. >> jimmy: dumb. get this thing out of here. [ laughter ] all right, which number? [ shouting ] here we go, two. i can't believe you got me with that. >> acting as if it's very heavy. >> jimmy: oh, i don't know, is it? >> which seems to be really light. [ laughter ] hmm. [ laughter ] you don't know if you should lie about it since it's such a a good thing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> or you should just go for it, right? okay. >> jimmy: it's a cabbage patch doll head. >> what is that? >> jimmy: you don't have that in israel? >> a cabbage what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: cabbage patch doll? cabbage patch doll. >> what is that? >> jimmy: cabbage patch kids? it's like a famous doll

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her hair on a rope in his trunk. and his dna on her jeans. prosecutor also played the 911 call that sierra's mother made reporting her missing. an emotional moment in court. >> it did have a big impact on me. i can't imagine that poor mother realizing -- coming to the realization that her daughter's actually missing, actually gone, can't be found, and -- and -- it's -- from that day forward, the panic, the terror. >> reporter: the defense suggests that sierra lamar was unhappy at home and just ran away. the prosecution called that absurd. now, garcia-torres is also accused of trying to kidnap three women in 2009. the prosecutor called those alleged attempts dress rehearsal. he said, quote, this man enjoyed the chase and he needed one thing from each and every woman including sierra, their bodies. closing arguments set to resume this morning at 9 a.m. live in san jose, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> we have learned just how much it cost to keep the peace during protests at uc-berkeley last week sparked by a scheduled ann coulter appearance that nev

asker: yes, i was going to trunk has a recording system system. has a recording in that he may have taped the russians and stuff. that we all want answered at this point. we could guest: that actually is a question we would all like answered. a week ago friday, he tweeted directorformer fbi better hope that nobody was recording the conversations. exist on america's property and they would have to be turned over to any investigators, but we do not this point know whether the has a tape. reporters have passed since then, but he has not yet given a clear yes or no answer but they will have to give one to the congressional committees and possibly to special counsel molar -- counsel. that you are in an op-ed he should learn a lesson from the nixon tapes. what is it? allt: the lesson is presidents, once there recorded, to protect themselves from being misquoted, richard nixon discovered the tapes could prove they would give inaccurate account of his own decisions and conversations, so if donald trump has tapes of him talking to former director comey or

the guy on the trunk was so drunk, he nearly stumbled into traffic.sident trump. president trump shaking hands with french president emanuel macron. this handshake went on for so long, both men's knuckles began turning white. all right. lovely. i'm sandra smith. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east coast. 8:00 p.m. manchester, england where investigators are following new leads from a concert attack. and the trail leading to germany. but don't expect american investigators to hear much about it. the britts are reportedly cutting off the intel flow after leaks to the media. >> i will be making clear to president trump today the intelligence shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. >> now president trump promises an investigation into how the leaks happened. and tense time in today's big nato meeting as the president calls out allies who he says are not paying their fair share. and a new report that russian insiders were talking about how to influence

there is a body on your trunk. so i got out.ed around and sure enough there he was. >> the officer had to wake up the guy. carl says the man was so drunk that he started to stumble in traffic until the officer grabbed him and put him in the cruiser. no word yet if the man was charged with anything but probably dui any way. >> world's highest peak has claimed more lives. over the weekend four people died on the slopes of mt. everest among those killed an american doctor from alabama. 50-year-old roland, trying to climb the seven summit the highest peak on each continent. he was on everest when deadly earthquake struck two years ago but he survived that. he stayed actual toll help care for the injured then came back. the circumstances of his death yesterday have yet to come out. >>> north korea says it's ready to deploy and start mass producing new medium range missile capable of reaching japan and major us military bases. the country confirmed another ballistic missile test over the weekend. the missile flew about 310 miles and r

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very hard to come up with an innocent explaination for why sierra lamar's hair is on a rope in his trunk.'(grant) clark says when the defense makes its closing case, they will argue that sierra is a runaway....and sloppy evidence gathering and processing...by sheriff's deputies and the crime lab... will show there is not enough proof beyond a reasonable doubt that garcia torres killed lamar...whose been found. (steve)one down...three to go. the warriors shake off the rust and dominate the utah jazz in game one of the western conference semifinals. (vicki)it's the first home game..with head coach steve kerr sidelined as he deals with an ailing back.(steve)as kron 4's alecia reid explains...warriors fans still think the team will cruise to the finals. talk to any warriors fan inside the arena tonight and they'll tell you, the utah jazz didn't have a chance.nat sot - lets go warriorsnatsot - warriors for 3the warriors took a lead early in the game. and fans believe it will be a 4 game sweep against the utah jazz.sot - it might come down to the calls, but they set the stage so we're fine. no

chris pops trunk to toss duffel inside and slam trunk shut before he get in on the passenger's side.t's door is barely closed when he guns engine and or ruers off. 280 whiles to go. four hours and 35 minutes speed just a little where they're sure is they will not get caught. matt pulls out his phone and calls darcy say he's leaving as he does eve week. when chris guns engine it is in fort wayne except that math is not only within who stays on janesville time so dashboard clock on grand prix says 10:54 he started walking in 20097 months before matt. chris will never forget that day his wife and kids along to help him move but doesn't like to say he's moved so he said that he stays in fort wayne. anyhow his family left on monday morning during first shift for orientation back in the new apartment by 3:30 this afternoon. and he sat on a chair from a cheap dinette set that he had just gotten staring at a wall alone -- his wife and kids already back in janesville. one of the worst feelings of his life. that was three and a half years ago. the grand prix had 47,000 mile now 100,000. on thi

the prosecution says lamar's dna was found on a pair of work gloves and rope in garcia- torres's trunk. sierra's clothes were also recovered in a field. they had garcia-torre's dna on them as well. there will be continued flaring at the valero benicia refinery while crews work to restore operations of the facility. valero has advised the city that it are switcing the flaring from the south flare to the north flare. the purpose of the switch is to allow crews time to fully inspect the south flare. it all started with a power outage at the refinery friday morning that led to flaring which released massive plumes of thick black smokes into the air... prompting an evacuation in the area. the flaring also closed interstate 680. (jr stone) another big story tonight shocking allegations against a north bay county official... longtime marin chief deputy coroner darrell harris... accused of molesting a young girl... kron 4's hermela aregawi is at the sheriff's office where he worked in san rafael and has details on the case. (hermela aregawi)the suspect lives here in san rafafelworked here at m

investigation with1 the 2016 election and russian sanctions between the russians and individuals in the trunk campaigns administration. last night cnn reported federal prosecutors began a new phase of the russian investigation issuing grand jury subpoenas to michael flynn, seeking business. director comey is supposed to testify before the intelligence committee later this week and according to news reports, last week went to the justice department and requested more money and resources to devote to the russian investigation. sally yates, preet bharara, james comey led investigations that appear to be getting close to the president and his inner circle. all three fired by president coy trump. president trump's firing made history not since watergate that evening about over 20, 1973 known affectionately as the saturday night massacre as the president dismissed the head ofn the investigation into his own administration.tory, and it's 100 denier history, fir only one fbi there had beenl fired. fbi director william sessions was dismissed for serious ethical violation and the fbi at that time is so

president trump is in saudi arabia this weekend with his trunk and senior -- with mrs. trump and senior white house officials. he held a joint news conference with his saudi counter arts to discuss bilateral relations. this is 30 minutes.

. >> according to the handler, one dog reacted to potential human remains in the trunk of the mccann'shough they didn't rent the car three weeks after madeleine went missing. >> conclusion, the girl died that night in the apartment, and the parents -- >> it was a turning point from the point of view from the portuguese investigators, whether rightly or wrongly the portuguese concluded at that time that madeleine mccann died in the apartment and that the parents sought to cover it up and remove the body, remove the evidence. >> fast media reports circulated that dna found in the rental car matched madeleine's. it would take almost a year for the correct dna to be released. in the meantime, the damage was done. >> tonight, police are focusing their attention on two suspects, madeleine's mom and dad. >> four months after madeleine's disappearance, her parents were named formal suspects. they were shocked. >> disbelief, first of all. and then it was just devastation that suddenly, if they were looking for us, who was looking for madeleine. i felt like is no one looking for my little girl?

there are no ties between the trunk campaign and russia. >> i think he would've liked to have seen comeyrticulate that more publicly which is why you saw on the termination letter that the president said i appreciated the fact that you told me three separate times that i did not have ties. i think think you would have lo hear it more publicly. this is not going to go away. >> speaking of refusing to go away, the disbelief that people weren't happy about this -- that the democrats or republicans had agreed on comey. he agrees on this. couldn't be that that is why he did this? he didn't think this was a big deal? he didn't think that russia would be pulled into this, he just thought he was firing somebody and moving on? could it be as simple as that? >> i think he saw the history of what people had said about comey and thought if he pulled the trigger and got rid of him, most of the people in congress on both sides of the aisle would be happy about it. it certainly democrats were calling for comey's head when he came out in october saying he would reopen the investigation into hillary clin

bart riders are urged to lock up items in a trunk or out of sight. >> the sheriff is demanding over time because of a staffing shortage. sheriffs talking about the decision and uncovered documents of a deputy who made $300,000 in over time last year. [ chanting ] >> 840 sheriffs where protests handle security for general hospital. they over see the county jail. it has declined 2,000 bets. with no hiring in the term. she took office and had a memo with the merge created by the extreme staffing shortage. >> spreading the pain and getting people to work one 8- hour shift. >> deputies are already doing an extra 12 to 60 hours. >> you want to take away one of their days off to fulfill that? there is an officer safety issue. they have families and children. when are they supposed to rest? >> there are 94 vacanciys. with people retiring and leaving the department they can't fill the positions fast enough. >> we understand we have a staffing issue but we have had it for quite a while. >> there are enormous amounts of over time. 189,000 in just over time. the highest amount, $270,000 in over time

. : always have a handful of votes, they went to trunk and it was minuscule. >>. >> the difference so that tells you right there that it's all about the bs because from doesn't want to accept the fact that he lost the popular vote by so many people. >> kristen clark. >> senator lindsey graham agrees with that point and agrees that president trump should withdraw these claim that millions of voters passed ballots unlawfully because frankly it threatens the integrity of his own victory in november. >> i believe deeply that we should have conversations about voting in our country that are supported by data . that are supported by evidence and when we do that, we know that there are up to 40 percent of americans who didn't participate in november and that many americans are left with states making it hard for people to vote. we need a conversation that focuses on reforms like same day voter registration. and early voting opportunities, making those more widespread, free registration opportunities for 16 and 17-year-old. >> this is the kind of conversation we should be having in our democr