we always wanted vicky to be remembered, not tobin. vicky was the victim.n eventuallyjust clear and we can just remember vicky as the sweet, loving sister that she was. time for a look at the weather with helen willets. good evening. it's been a much quieter weather day today. we've had plenty of sunshine. this was the view in teignmouth in devon late in the afternoon. it wasn't the only place enjoying that sunshine. many areas had a lot of sunshine today because we've had a ridge of high pressure which is holding these weather fronts back, but you can see that high pressure slipping eastwards, so these weather fronts will make progress into scotland and northern ireland in particular later tonight and tomorrow. for this evening we've actually got a few light showers through the central lowlands. they will die back to the west coast later. the winds do start to strengthen, though. the cloud starts to thicken, so it won't be as chilly here overnight compared with england and wales which, once again, with temperatures in rural areas getting down to within two

we always wanted vicky to be remembered, not tobin. vicky was the victim. that now tobin's gone, that that shadow can eventually just clear and we canjust remember vicky as the sweet loving sister that she was. funeral services are being held for dozens of victims of a knife and gun attack on a nursery school in northern thailand. 2a children and 12 adults were murdered by a former policeman on thursday. our south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, sent this report. all these young faces. as they were in life. as their families would like to remember them. one wall of the temple has been turned into a shrine to what is now a lost generation for this village. with loved toys, stuffed animals and, for this boy, a school uniform he had onlyjust begun wearing. they are saeid mollaei to their only child. the three—year—old was one of the youngest victims. they rushed back here on use of the attack from another province, where they have been working. translation: ., , ., , been working. translation: ., , . translation: he was a very cheerful bo , translation

we always wanted vicky to be remembered, not tobin. vicky was the victim.an eventuallyjust clear and we can just remember vicky as the sweet, loving sister that she was. the aviation industry has agreed a long—term goal of decarbonising air travel. the international civil aviation organisation — meeting in canada — has accepted a plan for net—zero emissions by 2050. airlines have agreed to offset their carbon and develop greener fuels. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. when you look up to the skies, you can see the threat to our climate first—hand. criss—crossing through the air, an industry that endangers the environment with every single flight. but now, airline companies have agreed a deal that could perhaps make a difference. in a statement, luis felipe de oliveira, the head of airports council international said... and john kerry, president biden�*s climate envoy said... so, what have they agreed? well, the aviation industry contributes around 2.5%—3% of global co2 emissions. the plan is to decarbonise, with a target of net zero by 2050. the airline

listen, great, i really liked vicki's assignments, i think i did it.y i didn’t even want to go from the neftersky castle. i have everything there too i liked it, so to wish tourists, come. hello welcome back. well, in what legend of the castles of the mundane non -svert you still believed. it seemed to be true. you know, i still probably believe about underground passages. although there were two underground passages on the plan, and they were short, that is, not the long one that leads from the expectation of the world. i believe more, probably, in this lake, because the locals too. they say that indeed there was an apple orchard and indeed this lake is some kind of cursed, swimming is prohibited there. and what kind of legend still remained a myth. it seems to me about my tree about a tree. well, i don't believe. in this legend and you pash that's probably about the amir castle about the treasure, i have more doubts about the quest to solve the mysteries and destroy the legends. until the mystical treasure stole. you're a threat, in short, admit it.

vicki, thank you. that is vicki _ difficult issues. vicki, thank you.sir graham brady, chair of the 1922 committee of conservative party backbenchers, that he had only received one nomination for the leadership of the conservative party after penny mordaunt, as you were just hearing, pulled out of the contest at the last moment because she didn't have enough nominations. she needed 100 as a minimum and she wasn't anywhere near that. so graham brady then declared rishi sunak is the only nomination and therefore the only nomination and therefore the next leader of the conservative party. there were loud cheers and bangs on the table from tory mps, and he becomes the united kingdom's next prime minister. that's it from the bbc news at one. thank you very much for watching. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. seven weeks after losing to liz truss in this year's first tory leadership contest, rishi sunak has emerged as victor in this one. he is set become the uk's first british asian prime minister, and will take office as the uk faces enormous economic

and i'm vicki liviakis. the smart family. finally given some sense of closure for the loss of kristin smart. >> decades after the college student's murder, the district attorney just talked about the verdict a short time ago. kron four's terisa stasio listened entry. so what can you tell us how it was heart-wrenching? that's for sure. prosecutors just held that news conference on the kristin smart case talking about how they finally got justice for the family. >> after nearly a quarter of a century, smart was a 19 year-old freshman at cal poly when she disappeared in 1996. paul flores offered to help her back to her dorm because she was intoxicated, but she was never seen again, although investigators searched his dorm room, he was never charged until last year. new evidence, including cadaver dogs found what was described as a coffin size hole under the backyard steps of his father's home. blood evidence was also discovered. paul flores and his father were arrested. his father charged with being an accessory to murder. prose

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and vicki. >> all right. a year today marks 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake shook the bay area killing more than 60 people and injuring more than 3,000 others. kron four's gayle ong gives us a look back. >> this was 33 years ago on was a shock to the bay. there. >> the loma prieta earthquake catching the public and even the science community off guard. there was a real air of complacency. when david schwartz joined the u.s. geological survey in 1985, he says the focus was on the san andreas fault in southern california. >> the bay area hadn't seen a major quake since a 7.9 san francisco earthquake in 19. 0, 6, in the bay area. >> basically was in africa. so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and 63 people died and more than injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and neen through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different tha

vicki. .icki. . yes, and liz truss comes in here as the newly elected leader. vicki. . yes, and liz truss comes in. here as the newly elected leader and of course prime minister, but this has been really one of the most difficult runs to a party conference i can ever remember, the government hope that mini budget would put them in the driving seat, setting the agenda, show them being very bold and deceive, instead, though, that hostile reaction to it, has real will i left the party reeling. this is a prime minister who needs to calm the markets and many in her own party. the decision to borrow billions to pay for tax cuts was met with panic and disbelief. today she made no apology for acting quickly to help with energy bills, but did finally accept a small part of the torrent of criticism that has come her way. i do stand by the package we announced, and i stand by the fact that we announced it quickly, because we had to act. i do accept we should have laid the ground better. i do accept that.

vicki.y for tax cuts was met with panic and disbelief. today, she made no apology for acting quickly to help with energy bills but did finally accept a small part of the torrent of criticism that's come her way. i do stand by the package we announced, and i stand by the fact that we announced it quickly, because we had to act. i do accept we should have laid the ground better, i do accept that. you accept you should have laid the ground better? and i have learned from that, i have learned from that, and i will make sure that in future we do a betterjob of laying the ground. but she repeated her view that global problems are to blame for a rise in interest rates. liz truss and her team believe higher growth is the answer to the country's problems and lower taxes will help. so will she still abolish the top 45p rate for the most wealthy? yes, and it is part, laura, it is part of an overall package of making our tax system simpler and lower. can i ask you, prime minister, did you discuss scrapp

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vicki, thanks to you both.us next at 6, the man who authorities say was killed in a car crash by a suspect trying to escape oakland police. >> has now been identified. tonight. we're hearing from that man's family. plus, the charges facing the suspect in the chase tonight. so home opener for the warriors game. one of the regular season against the lakers fans are pouring in and we're there live. >> as a team celebrates championship season last year and looks ahead for another championship this year. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watch

listen, i did it already. vicky way. we is the boy. she has us as dick me here was mostly premier in our colleges. the uncle had worked with children, hundreds of orphans from the da nets, people's republic were evacuated in the same manella, but it's anyone's guess how to find children who have essentially been abducted from dumbass. the most favorable outcome would be an option. but there's a question mark on that. diagnosing molina, a friend, yes. as a corner, nor counter on that reservoir. yes. did g. was the no, i am a senior. i desire to them teaching yet you're clear, but the more the organ about you keep it, the teachers thought they know some earlier. you have a lead set up what you mean by me. anthony. ukraine ignores international legislative norms and refuses to say anything about the fate of children. it is taken means already, i think for a much bigger but then we're still in the car with sigma condra. d keep are square law, oregon. children i transplant that 2nd. ah, yes, yes, french g i things past the red cross seems t

. _ this point we are talking about, vicki. this — this point we are talking about, vicki, this fiscal relying on the obr coming up with the right - sums. and they are relying on the - obr coming up with the right answer. this is all reliant on the obr saying that this will produce the growth. they have to look at the sums, and then what happens. band growth. they have to look at the sums, and then what happens. and one other example. — sums, and then what happens. and one other example, when _ sums, and then what happens. and one other example, when you _ sums, and then what happens. and one other example, when you say _ sums, and then what happens. and one other example, when you say they - other example, when you say they have got to find ways to find that growth, fracking, for example. they have lifted the ban, but when will it start? there was no definition about what sort of public consent would look like in terms of allowing the six to go ahead. bhd would look like in terms of allowing the six to go ahead.— the six to go ahead. and on the frinwes the six to go ahead. and on the

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the meeting was a chance for parents asked questions, try to find out what is next for. >> the school, a community that school has been closed since wednesday. kron four's amanda hari live in studio tonight after sitting in on that and what's the latest? >> the executive director of the school said over and over again that he wanted to be as transparent as possible. so spent hours answering questions written by parents, oakland police chief armstrong was there as well. and the parents pressed him for answers. >> on the same day that this video was released showing the moment at least 2 people fired rounds on the bay area. technology school's campus parents finally got some answers about what will happen at the school going to school executive director doctor seth feldman laid out some of the plants, including canceling next week's report cards. new drop-off procedures and closing off the school to neighboring schools that share the same campus after he finished his prepared remarks. h

they're gale. >> grant vicki, we know david, the puppy was linked to a home in berkeley. fbi agents visited this home earlier in the afternoon. the agents could be heard asking about david, the poppy, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi, the people who answered the door at that home turned the agents away, according to records, the home is linked to a woman named gypsy. top was a to some activists in the bay area. she's not. she was not home. she is in jail for an unrelated incident. but according to the san francisco chronicle, the poppy was asked to be her best man at her wedding. neighbors described him as a hippie collective where many other people lived, including to poppy. but the interactions with the people who live there haveinot been pleasant, according to neighbors. one neighbor says the last time he saw the poppy at that home was a few weeks ago. >> i was like before that it was just like in passing like 9 months prior, they were in the yard appear. but again, like i try not to talk to these people just because they because a lot of problems. >> and polic

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we have learned that the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi >> has undergone surgery to repair a fractured skull. among other things, following that violent attack taking place at the couple's pacific heights home in san francisco. we have an update from a spokesperson for speaker pelosi. it reads in part, quote, mister pelosi was admitted to zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital where he underwent successful surgery to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands. >> his doctors expect a full recovery. it goes on to say the speaker and her family are thankful for the outpouring of support and prayers from friends, constituents and people around the country. the pelosi family is immensely grateful to mister pelosi's entire medical team and the law enforcement officers who responded to the assault. >> our kron four's dan kerman has been following the story all day long for us. he is at the scene. dan, what are you learning? well, still plenty of quest

sir vicky who is now leading the worn ukraine. how is he changing things? or general survey sort of vicki has had a long career in the russian military. he is known for a crew in 1991 where a 3 protesters were killed under his command by soldiers under his command. he went on to fight in tajikistan in the 2nd 2nd chechen war and at syria. he made a name for himself for being the man who gets everything done, no matter what the cost, especially to civilians. and now that he has been placed in charge of the operation in ukraine. or we can say that the most recent strikes against civilian infrastructure against the civilian centers really also bear his handwriting canyon by other aid. rieger. thank you for your time now to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. in marley, at least 11 people were killed and dozens injured. when a boss hit an explosive device in the central region of mop t, b, government has 4 years been fighting, and she harvest insurgency that has claimed thousands of lives for the day at the lebanese

the choir was inspired by vicky mcclure�*s own personal experience after helping care for her grandmatherapy, and the choir show, you know, many reasons as to why it�*s so important. singing. now, listen, i�*m not expecting music to replace medicine or anything like that, i understand that there�*s much more needed. however, if we can try and start with that, where gps are aware that they can, you know, send people in a direction to go and get extra support and not just expect them to get on with it, that�*s a start for me. singing. vicky�*s proud of her choir and how far they�*ve come, and she hopes her grandma would have felt the same. she�*d have been extremely proud. i think the fact that this all kind of came because of her dementia is very bittersweet. singing. british scientists have solved the mystery of where eels go to die — by tagging them with satellite trackers. each year, the eels leave european rivers and swim more than 3,000 miles into the north atlantic, where they breed once and then die. researchers say the discovery could help save the critically endangered species

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. tonight we're hearing from the victim's son who says >> his father in the suspect knew each other kron four's gayle ong spoke to the sun and joins us now live in the studio with those details. scale. >> grant and vicki, the victim's son says there is relief for his family after the arrest. and now the family is trying to heal. >> he was a helper. it would always try help people in whether it was someone who was sick and it is soupy would offer. >> joseph true held the son of 6 year-old louis to help heartbroken and mourning the death of his father who was shot and killed just yards away from his apartment in west oakland to charge you. it wasn't expecting. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. according to oakland police. the shooting happened around 3 monday afternoon on kirk, him street near 12 street. troy hill died at the scene to wilson says his father was known as joey in his neighborhood and a man with a sense of humor. we were at a >> funeral reception. he would be

as political editor vicky run —— vicki young as political editor vicky run -- vicki youn— liz truss blameds almost entirely self—inflicted. from the start, she didn't enjoy the overwhelming support of colleagues. just 50 conservative mps had her as their top choice in the first round of the ballot. some experienced political commentators always had their doubts too. everyone who's ever worked with liz truss will tell you that she doesn't take advice and she wants to hear from people that she's right, and you get frozen out if you start telling her that she's wrong. it's a way to make your way so far and so fast in business or politics, but there comes a point when that tin—earedness to contrary advice brings you down. but tory party members had been impressed over the summer as she set out her radical tax—cutting agenda. well, what i am about as a conservative is people keeping more of their own money, growing the economy so we avoid a recession... her rival, the former chancellor, rishi sunak, predicted that approach would have serious consequences. your own economic adviser has said that

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and and his wife, vicki i told vicki last night, we we watched the utah game. vicki, the congressman, myself and our older son, we watched the utah game last night. and i told him i was going to call my wife and i was going to say, i remember we were when we had the most exciting experience of my life. and i will remember that i was vicki and congressman duncan when i had the second most exciting experience of my life. yeah, i hadn't quite had the guts to do it. but if you're watching, honey, that's that your story about the the letter congressman reminds of one i got and you can't make this stuff up. i'd been a legal aid lawyer right after i came out of law school. president reagan was, and he made cuts to the legal aid programs. legal. and so he gave me the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of the free enterprise system and i hung out my shingle. and like donald cafarella here and and began practicing law. well, i ran for the legislature and got elected. and then a young woman from gleason, tennessee wrote me a and she said, i'm writing you for a school proje

hello, vicky, can you still hear me? i think we have lost macri —— we have lost vicky pryce.ation of the chancellor. kwasi kwarteng says he was invited to step down, which is code for if he hadn't gone he would have been sacked. clearly he recognised that if he didn't move, there needed to be some kind of signal that government policy was changing. his words have not reassured markets over the last month. his authority has looked weak. the danger is if he had remained in his post, it would have undermined the prime minister's own position. we are seeing shots in downing street. downing street is on the right in this picture, the famous black door to number ten that you will be very familiar with if you will be very familiar with if you live in the uk, wherever else you live in the uk, wherever else you are in the world i suspect you will know it as well, there has certainly been a lot of activity in and out of that door over the last few months. the bbc has been in ashford, in kwasi kwarteng's constituency in the south—east of england. it constituency in the south-east of en

we heard in vicki young's report, he has only been an mp for seven years.has held one post, chancellor. where, for example, is his knowledge of foreign affairs and defense? all of these issues crystallized for him as prime minter, the 57th prime minister for this country. he's got to hit the ground running tomorrow. laura: tim, what is rishi sunak going to do about the legacy of brexit? is he going to strike a more conciliatory tone with eu leaders? tim: he is a brexiteer, unlicensed liz truss -- unlike liz truss who voted remain with and changed her colors. i think we are looking at an easing of the relationship potentially with the u.k. and there appeared liz truss a few you -- u.k. liz truss a few weeks ago called for a wider europe, including for countries outside the eu apart from russia and belarus. i think the sticking point is going to be over the northern island protocol -- northern ireland protocol. a deal with the eu about the trading relationship between the republic o ireland and northern ireland on the island of ireland. that is going to be a

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thank you very much for joining us, vicki. so it's going to be very difficult, i suppose, for she's an actor strike, a balance between tax rises and spending carts. how much more difficult and how much more painful is the next 5 to 10 years going to be compared to the decade after the 2008 financial crisis? oh, that's a very interesting question. because of course, when we had the financial crisis, at least it was quite obvious that there was an issue about the financial stability of the system. and banks need to support. and what you needed to really do is stimulate that the economy by ensuring that there was enough funding round so that both businesses and consumers could get that cash because basically bank stopped having any sort of trust in each other. and we got out of it, of course, through reducing interest rates all across the world and so on. and now we, we have had of course covered where interest rates went down very significantly. but as we were coming up, we did, didn't see that to that. i'm in financial crisis t

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. police are asking people to avoid the area. >> sun valley mall in concord. well, officers are investigating a report of a man with a weapon came in around 3 o'clock this afternoon. the video shows officers in front of round one bowling alley or kron four's philippe djegal live for us at the scene and joins us now on the phone philippe. do you know what's happening now? >> yeah, there were certainly the race there was moment leading up to the conclusion just about 4.45 with the for of interest. picking custody. all started at about 2.45 this afternoon when the concord police department said the man walked into the mall and was you re store and playing. but you had a gun and was willing this everybody find them all to and left. >> situated in felt in the middle of the mall and that's when the curing called police evacuated the mall and the and showed up and they were able to communicate with the man eventually rhone and they convinced him to give himself up it. so i'm not clear, though,

and julie and vicky are on a boat for sanibel island. this will be the first time seeing their home up close and they have no idea what to expect. >>. >> i almost don't want to go. i'm afraid of what we're going to see. >> this time it's not going to be the same. our island has been changed. >> reporter: we made our way from the mainland across the gulf of mexico because the one road in was destroyed. >> you see where the causeway used to be. what did you think? >> troubling troubling to know that mother nature is that powerful. >> reporter: with the island cut off, julie and vicky had to hire a private boat to take them to san bell. as we edged closer to sanibel, the destruction left in ian's path became clear. >> it's just gone. our beach is gone. >> once off the boat, it's around a mile on foot to their home. what they see is overwhelming. >> we live down this way, this beautiful street that's been forever changed. oh my god, their house is gone. total devastation. totally changed. it just heart breaking to see this. unbelievable. >>

i'm grant lotus and and vicki liviakis fire officials say both weather and preventative measures taken by the public >> played a big part in a slowing the fire season down. and that is certainly a welcome change, indeed, cut for but joins us now live from our weather deck with a look at why the changes seem to be working so far route. grant and vicki in the spring, i was reporting at wild fires at several locations in the east bay in the north bay and past year, september and october. >> those will be the busy months when it comes to wildfire season. but that doesn't seem to be the case in 2022. >> the giant flames of wildfires haven't been in the headlines this fall in the bay area. but chief fire marshal at santa rosa fire. paul lowenthal says that does not mean they aren't happening. he said the reason wildfires haven't gotten out of control is because the public has a better job creating defensible spaces heeding the warnings there at taking the the measure that we're asking that and those efforts as well as the weather are both working and cooperated. kron 4 meteorologist kyla gro

vicki in just in the road is still blocked off here. but tow trucks just arrived on scene here in the distance. this is even canyon road here in castro valley. and there in the distance. >> that's where hayward police officers use their cruisers to force the suspect off the road and into the ditch. >> the suspect showed a propensity for violence. hayward police were called to this area of gary drive just before 10:00am monday. it's where officer casandra fold else as a domestic violence incident occurred between the suspect and his acts took out a handgun and fired multiple rounds. >> in the area even as he continued to leave the scene by getting into his car. >> and driving away, police followed the suspect down. i-580, eastbound, the man driving at a slow rate of speed threatening officers with his gun. this was a very active unfolding situation. lieutenant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office says the suspect exited the highway in castro valley. hey, where police used a pursuit intervention technique to force the suspec

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.ice says it has issued criminal charges against 13 chinese citizens as part of an investigation into beijing's activities in america. they are accused of stealing technology, harassing dissidents and interfering in the prosecution of a chinese telecom company. this involves three cases, 13 individuals, two of those chinese officials, accused of paying a us official thousands of dollars, indeed tens of thousands in cash injewellery, bitcoin as well to attempt to obstruct investigation into a chinese telecommunications company which was not named as this was announced by us officials but widely reported to be huawei, back in 2019, accused of stealing us trade secrets, amongst other charges, and these two individuals are accused of trying to get information about that investigation including a witness list. the us attorney general has described this as an egregious attempt by chinese officials to shield a chinese company from accountability and to undermine the us justice system. the two

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.e updates and analysis from our correspondents. just log on to the bbc news website at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. the us department of justice says it has issued criminal charges against 13 chinese citizens as part of an investigation into beijing's activities in america. they are accused of stealing technology, harassing dissidents and interfering in the prosecution of a chinese telecom company. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. we've not talked about us china tensions in a while but been ongoing since the trump administration. what are these latest charges about? well, charges about? this involves three cases, well, this involves three cases, 13 individuals, two of them chinese officials accused of paying a us official thousands of dollars and tens of thousands in cash and jewellery in bit coin as well to attempt to obstruct investigations into a chinese telecommunications company which wasn't named as this was announced by us officials but w

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. police say one of the suspects was armed with a gun and carrying cocaine, but a person who lives in the home denies the accusations and claims that they were only helping the homeless. our first but you has the story. >> and then i woke up with the with that one explosion. that was second one. yeah, it was a police car coming through. there's a lot of them coming through now there. there you go. >> 2 recent wins home surveillance video cameras recorded san jose police swat swarming her neighbor's home. they actually had actually have saw my fence right here. >> and then after that, they had to break the window is a window. >> it happened thursday morning, october 13th that a home here on north capitol avenue near avenue b in san jose. police say the location was allegedly operating as an underground illegal gambling casino is homes where there were a video game slash gambling machines at these locations. 7 suspects were arrested. >> settled a police sergeant christian camarillo says t

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.shi sunak appointment is covered in the papers. in other news: the us department ofjustice says it has issued criminal charges against 13 chinese citizens as part of an investigation into beijing's activities in america. the accusations against them include stealing technology and harassing dissidents. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. this involves three cases, 13 individuals, two of those chinese officials, accused of paying a us official thousands of dollars, indeed tens of thousands in cash, injewellery, in bitcoin as well, to attempt to obstruct investigation into a chinese telecommunications company, which was not named as this was announced by us officials, but widely reported to be huawei. huawei, back in 2019, accused of stealing us trade secrets, amongst other charges, and these two individuals are accused of trying to get information about that investigation, possibly, including a witness list. the us attorney general merrick garland has described this a

vicki, back to you. >> thank a bridge that's still to come tonight. bay area rappers reacting to a new law limiting the use of rap lyrics as evidence in criminal cases and a series of violent murders in stockton are believed to be connected. we're going to show you the clues. the police. >> could lead them to the killer. >> is there a serial killer in stockton tonight, community members and police officers are coming together as they search for answers in a string of killings. the police say could be connected irving. detectives say that the 5 killings took place between july. >> and this month, karma dickerson spoke to the family of one of the victims and has the latest on the investigation. larry lopez says you could learn a lot about his brother, lawrence, lorenzo side of the track. >> larry x. they're talking about streets and how dangerous it is to live here in personally gets guys. and that's just how really weird. if that's how he passed. even weirder says lopez is police don't think his brother's murder is an isolated event. you see random cri