velasquez had her momentum.r 15 years, she had made sure that someone was going to be held accountable for the death of david jackson. >> it was the culmination of 16 months of such a long, grueling, up-and-down, tiresome investigation of nights of not sleeping, of days of going to work and living off of coffee, and i thought, you know what? this is what it's all about. >> it was november of 2007 when michael wolfe went on trial for murder. after so many years, any physical evidence that might have tied him to the crime was long gone. but what prosecutors did have was the verbal confession, the drunken story his ex-wife said he had told her. >> i'm sure he told me -- >> and then, checkmate. another ex-wife told police virtually the same story. >> he told me he'd shot him in the head. and he -- he told me that he had a silencer on the gun. >> now she, too, was called to the stand. that was enough. the jury was out less than an hour. the verdict was guilty. at the sentencing, life in prison, david jackson's family

he says he told velasquez one month that he couldn't make the rent, and the landlord replied, relax, i'll work with you. >> yes, i'll work with him. some of these properties, the new ones, especially the businesses, i wouldn't charge them a deposit right now. >> but he says he can't afford to give the rent outright. he still has $120,000 in property taxes to pay each year, not to mention the maintenance. >> i'm struggling to pay on time. it's been difficult. >> reporter: other businesses say their landlords are cutting them no breaks, leaving them on the brink. >> we dipped into all our savings. now it's just whatever loans we had, and that's gone pretty much by the end of this month. >> reporter: the governor's office and the county tax attorney tells me they can't afford to make tax payments. but they both have problems that can help with late fees, which could be as much as 25% of the tax bill. business owners and landlords alike say the biggest help they can think of must come from the governor who can allow them to reopen their doors. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area n

come across my soul in doing this research is to talking to joe bates and the other section, fred velasquez and the san francisco section. they haven't been allowed to be on practice. they have not come on campus at all. their mentors, friends, brothers, everyone they hang out with, they have not been able to see them at all. >> patrick, >> thank you. we answered a lot of questions when it comes to the covid-19 vaccine and roll out and had a discussion of balancing mental health of youth athletes and >>> tonight, now, five days until the inauguration, what the fbi is most concerned about tonight. ieds, explosive devices and threats to members of congress and political leaders. the nation's capitol and all 50 states on high alert. checkpoints and barricades put up throughout washington, d.c. tonight, the fbi warning of quote, substantial threat of ieds and lawmakers. sources telling abc news the inauguration rehearsal planned for sunday has been delayed. and alarming new bouthe alt on capitol hill. how close were pro-trump rioters to vice president mike pence as he was whisked away by secret

in their homes but local journalist jaime velasquez who was at the scene of the blast. we see some flames a devote an all of the building still and we know that the 'd 5 stories of the building the top of the building have is seriously damaged there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school the yard of the school was absolutely full of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the populace of the school and also the residents of this care home were injured the police has also sent some conine brigades on the rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building they believe belonged to the church. it was the residence of some priest and church workers the neighbors started recording with the phones right away with the flames and a lot of dust coming out of this building they were really worried about you know the situation finally when we found out that it was you know these buildings were not affected and it was just more reduced damage neighbor ceasar to to be more. calm but but definitely they

surrounding buildings checking whether they are safe and in earlier we spoke with local journalist jaime velasquez who is at the scene of the blast. we see some flames devote a lot of the building still and we know that the 'd 5 stories of the building the top of the building have seriously damaged there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school yard of the school was absolutely full of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the populace of the school and also. residents of this care home were injured the police has also sent some canadian brigades on the rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building or could be trapped in the remains of the building after these huge blast they believe belong to that church. was the residence of some priests and church workers unfortunately it looks like it could have been even worse the explosion. could be felt and heard from several kilometers from the spot the neighbors started recording it with the phone right away with the flames and a lot of dust coming out of this building

velasquez. >> madam speaker, i rise in the support of this resolution because in america we hold power to account. in america, we do not succumb to violent insurrections incited by a head of state. in america, we do not turn a blind eye to high crimes and misdemeanor. no. that is not who we are. so today as a defender of this nation's constitution, i will vote in favor of impeaching donald j. trump. i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. could i inquire, the time remaining for each side. >> the gentleman has ten minutes remaining. the gentleman for new york has 9 3/4 minutes remaining. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from california. >> gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second annual impeachment show extravaganza brought to you by left-wing media, ministers of shutdown and big tech, and the democrat party. the second annual impeachment of donald trump isn't about actual