now, detective donna velasquez was reaching deep into the past for clues. found the tale of two love-struck teenagers who married, had a baby, and divorced in quick secession. common sense and an exhaustive internet search were about to lead the investigator to a stunning discovery here again is keith morrison >> it was june 25th, 1988, ft. lauderdale, the day the mystery began. when a young man named david jackson failed to meet his brother, mark, at the airport. >> it was a gut feeling something was wrong. and i knew it. >> 15 years later, detective donna velasquez relived that puzzling time. david's ex-wife, barbara, by then remarried and living in arizona, as she told detective velazquez, got a call from david's worried mother barbara said she wasn't worried, not then >> i thought, okay, he was was with one of his girlfriends. and she was like, no, we're doing a missing person report. and i said, no, he's going to call me in a couple of days, i know he is he's going to call me in a couple of days and he never called. he never called. >> one day turned i

that much, detective donna velasquez could say for certain.alls and late nights, all she could come up with was an increasingly web of relationships. david jackson was married to barbara britton. her father disliked david. barbara later married wolfe and they divorced and he married two more times. but now finally one of wolfe's ex-wives, a woman named nancy, was telling her she knew everything about what happened to david. >> can you tell me again? >> i know how he was killed and what they did with him. >> how did she know? according to the ex, michael drank, a lot. >> every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch and i guess he just needed to talk. >> and the story wolfe told implicated more than just himself. here's what happened, as nancy heard it. wolfe and harry britton rented a hotel room on that long july night, invited david to a meeting there. >> and when he gets at the hotel, they have a very small conversation and michael shot david in the head. >> he told me he had to get so drunk to do it and that the first shot didn'

we've got a picture of 14-year-old emily velasquez canales last seen at the shelter care facility on page avenue. police are concerned because she wasn't dressed for being outside in this cool weather. >>> now to a story you saw first here. police not giving up the search for ralicia rudd. a new search on the same grounds of the old dc general family s homelesslter. this is video of today's search. officers using canines to search tunnelsn the now closed homeless shelter where rudd was once staying. she was years old when she went missing in 2014 and this was the last time she w seen on this hotel survelance video with janitor ca clinical tatum. police say he laterook his own life. they will believe he is responsible for her disappearance. >>> a we'll callwi i certain bell may have drifted from outside ainess today. firefighters had the job of knocking out a fire inside a marijuana dispensary northet. the dispensary caught fire on fenwick street. firefighmrs kept it fro spreading from the first flooru . one firefighter went to the hospital with some minor injuries. investigators are

velasquez, hayward police department// "it is very concerning because it is a heavily populate area we have officers working the area several different units we also want to make sure its safe for the residents the community and the merchants." police say the victim was shot once and somehow got to a nearby hospital where the 31 year old is recovering and expected to survive.the bustling area is home to many small businesses who are left wondering what happened...and thankful they werent caught in the crossfire. sot: max soto, works in downtown// "were a family business here in hayward and hearing that there was shooting around here kind of concerns us especially in the front here were usually in the front we could have been outside so yes its worrying for us."witnesses say investigators combed the scene shutting down the street for about an hour . police are reviewing surveillence video that will hopefully reveal more about the suspect's car and what led up to the shooting. we saw police cars patrolling the area today as well.people in downtown hayward hope oficers find the shooter an

velasquez, hayward police department// "it is very concerning because it is a heavily populate area we have officers working the area several different units we also want to make sure its safe for the residents the community and the merchants."> (pam) police say, the victim was shot once and somehow got to a nearby hospital, where the 31 year old is recovering and expected to survive. police are reviewing surveillence video that will hopefully reveal more about the suspect's car ... and what led up to the shooting. (ken) we are contuning our coverage of the rain coming into the bay area. (pam) lawrence... lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can see a series of storms headed our way. tonight the rain will continue but decrease after midnight. it will partly cloudy on saturday with highs in the 50s and the low 60s. the clouds will be on the increase on sunday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. a series of storms without much break will bring heavy rain to

velasquez, hayward police department// "it is very concerning because it is a heavily populate area we have officers working the area several different units we also want to make sure its safe for the residents the community and the merchants." police say the victim was shot once and somehow got to a nearby hospital where the 31 year old is recovering and expected to survive.the bustling area is home to many small businesses who are left wondering what happened...and thankful they werent caught in the crossfire. sot: max soto, works in downtown// "were a family business here in hayward and hearing that there was shooting around here kind of concerns us especially in the front here were usually in the front we could have been outside so yes its worrying for us."witnesses say investigators combed the scene shutting down the street for about an hour . police are reviewing surveillence video that will hopefully reveal more about the suspect's car and what led up to the shooting. <"the baby is breathing? oh the baby is breathing... oh my god thank god... we're getting vitals on mom.">(grant

velasquez, hayward police department// "it is very concerning because it is a heavily populate area we working the area several different units we also want to make sure its safe for the residents the community and the merchants."> ( marty ) police say, the victim was shot once and somehow got to a nearby hospital. the 31 year old is expected to survive. police are reviewing surveillence video that they're hoping will reveal more about the suspect's car ... and what led to the shooting. ( marty ) 8-hundred thousand federal employees have seen their first pay day since the government shutdown...without pay. and many furloughed workers don't know what they're going to do if this goes on much longer. kron4's justine waldman talked with a federal employee here in the bay area who got a paycheck... that can barely buy a candy bar. a paycheck for $1.84.that is what juan serna-spuler says he earned for 96 hours of work because of the government shutdown.this will make it hard for him to pay his bills ontime.sot credit card bills rent i have student loan payments we just purchased a new car th

and support join congresswoman velasquez to extend the availability of these funds for another year. to address the impending medicaid cliff i lso -- to increase medicaid funds available for a total of two additional years and this is in accordance president's budget 2018.t for fiscal year ast year, congress designated every low income community as a qualify. we supported that amendment and reason we're asking in another amendment to extend island.all of the right now we have just 95% of the island. the problem is the datath gathered before the hearing so that's the reason. it is not accurate. we need to expand that 5% to the island. treasury has based this data ation in outdated from the 2011 american community that's the reason we're supporting amendment 36 that provided puerto rico entirely will be deemed to an opportunity soon. the u.s. federal healthcare have been under funded. 90% of medicare beneficiaries wherein medicare a and b receive through local medicare advantage programs in puerto rico. use it as well so -- accelerated the decline in programs and ose puerto rico has 28

i met with velasquez who has been a leader fighting for families for a long time.ned and realized things i had said were wrong. i was not caring about others. i was not fighting for other people's kids the same way i was fighting for my own and i was wrong to feel that way. so i just said i'm not going to stand by and do nothing for families that are suffering in my state and in my communities. >> so what's the difference then. just help me understand between your previous positions which you characterize as wrong and not empathetic and president trump's positions today that you call racist. >> what president trump is doing is creating fear and division and a darkness across this country that i've never seen before. one of the reasons i'm running for president is we have to restore that integrity to our presidency, to this country. we've always been a compassionate country and cared about others. we've always believed in the golden rule. what president trump is doing is destroying the moral fabric of what this country stands for. we have the statute of liberty in o