voicemail. said that someone had "stolen her identity," and had obtained a couple of credit cards in her name. she wanted me to sue the person responsible. >> the gym trainer and kate's romantic interest, howard gatts, told capps he heard from her about 10:30 p.m., still at dinner with ethan then. there was another call. it was after midnight. well after police believe she was dropped off at him. >> she told me she was at some friend's house. they had already made it to the house. she sounded a little buzzed. >> and then a very last message from kate. a text. very strange. >> "i'm off to greenville to pick up some lovely." whatever lovely was i had no idea, you know, and, "i'll be back in a few days." >> did that make sense to you? >> no. >> be careful, he replied. but this time she did not text back. silence from kate. except the middle of the night, her cell phone pinged out on james island, miles from her home. the cops had surmised, remember, that a closer tower to her house may have been to

a two minute long voicemail laced with disgusting and derogatory comments..."u bleep bleep."a call made from one 12 year old to another...antonia: "do you know what it's like for you child to come down and say i'm done...i want to end my life?'"antonia and marcos, who didn't want their last names on camera, say their 7th grader irene got this voicemail monday night from one of her classmates at vaca peqa middle school."she looks like she came out of a used condom."antonia: "my daughter walks downstairs crying falling to her knees..."the family says they called the vacaville police department immediately... and contacted the vacaville unified school district the next day... but didn't get the response they were hoping for.antonia: "why couldn't last night when i made the calls nobody became active? why when my husband went to the school and talked to them nothing was done?"the vacaville pd youth services department will refer the boy who left the voicemail to a diversion program where he'll be educated on bullying in hopes of avoiding the criminal court system.w

who didn't want their last names on kron-four...say their child received the two minute voicemail mondayamily says they called the vacaville police department immediately... and contacted the vacaville unified school district the next day... but didn't get the response they were hoping for.(sot) antonia: "why couldn't last night when i made the calls nobody became active? why when my husband went to the school and talked to them nothing was done?" the vacaville pd tells kron four their youth services department will refer the boy who left the voicemail to a diversion program where he'll be educated on bullying in hopes of avoiding the criminal court system. believe it or not the 3-10 49ers are a 2-point favorite at home against the 8-5 tennessee titans sundaymuch of the optimism surrounding the niners is because of jimmy garoppolo two start and two wins for the 49ers new starting quarterback thus far last sunday the boradcasters couldn't help but comare how garoppolo runs out before a game to his former mentor in new england tom bradyboth run out without a helmet leave it to the media to

>> nailah played that voicemail for them because she was so terrified and essentially, in that voicemailng to have you erased, i'm going to make you disappear. >> in fact said the prosecutors, that's exactly what he did. snuck into her building, led her terrified to the garage, where he strangled her, stuffed her body in the trunk of her own car. and how did they know he took her out to the suburbs to dump her body and her car? cell towers linked their phones together like a trail of bread crumbs. >> from the moment that they walked out of that vestibule to the garage, she's not seen by anybody, she's not calling anybody, she's not answering calls, her texts are all odd. but her phone and his phone are together lock step the entire rest of the day. >> right to the abandoned video store behind which they finally found nailah's body. no coincidence that he chose that particular spot so far from chicago, said the prosecutor. >> we find out that the video max store is owned by potts' brother-in-law. >> his friend the alibi witness, now testified for the prosecution that yes, he initially lie

the two minute long voicemail laced with all kinds of horrible comments.l district says it's working with police and it takes the situation seriously. >> bullying or any feeling a student has they aren't being treated well or they aren't being treated respectfully they should be able to share that with an adult. >> police youth services department will refer the boy who left the voicemail to a diversion program where he'll hopefully learn about bullying hoping he'll avoid the criminal court system. >>> juggling it all. teens today dealing with so much. especially with the influence of social media. still ahead, we'll take a closer look at teen anxiety. kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about an alberta clipper bringing snow before we go to bed and it will continue into the overnight. we'll talk about how much, where and >>> a bridge in the frankford neighborhood getting a new name. today the pennsylvania senate unanimouslying to dedicate that bridge in honor of gary skerski he was shot and killed in the line of duty in may of 2006. community wants to ren

the voicemail to their friends. amit them delete it. >> what do you think? >> i workshop past new year's for nine years. so i'm looking forward to new year's because of 2018. i'm ready for a new exciting year see what happens. >> more answers to your questions when we return. vo: gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal

a two minute long voicemail laced with disgusting and derogatory comments..."i hope you bleep get hit by a bus you bleep bleep."a call made from one 12 year old to another...antonia: "do you know what it's like for you child to come down and say i'm done...i want to end my life?'"antonia and marcos, who didn't want their last names on camera, say their 7th grader irene got this voicemail monday night from one of her classmates at vaca peqa middle school."she looks like she came out of a used condom."antonia: "my daughter walks downstairs crying falling to her knees..."the family says they called the vacaville police department immediately... and contacted the vacaville unified school district the next day... but didn't get the response they were hoping for.antonia: "why couldn't last night when i made the calls nobody became active? why when my husband went to the school and talked to them nothing was done?"the vacaville pd tells fox40 their youth services department will refer the boy who left the voicemail to a diversion program where he'll be educated on bul

a disturbing voicemail from one 12- year- old to another.message that has parents demanding action. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge if yyou need to stay downeaway from it. call 911. let our first responders come out and handle it. police and fire will respond as well as pg&e. pg&e will make the scene safe. ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ and you smell gas, your first step is to get out, travel to a safe distance until you can't smell the gas anymore, and then call 911. the first responders will come out, and they'll make it safe for you and your community. ♪ (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) parents of a vacaville middle school student say their 12-year-old daughter is being bullied by a classmate.( james ) and they say they have a voicemail that proves their case.<"you deserve to die.""i hope you bleep get hit by a bus you bleep bleep.

anything like the angst and irritation that is pouring into my email inbox and tumbling into our voicemail every day. there are people who have been outside for the last 24 hours clamoring to get this agency to pay attention to them. there is something stunning about that because our actions here have awoken this sleeping giant to the american people that are angry that a little agency in washington is mucking around with the open internet that they know. that i think going forward don't only think about litigation, recognize that there is a level of public awareness on this issue now that's likely to shape what happens next. commissioner clyburn: if the court agrees that there should be an appropriate amount of regulatory balance, that everyone should win in this ecosystem, that there should be more benefits and less harm, that the consumer should be in the driver seat, not just a handful of internet service providers, if they look at it from that perspective, then i think we will prevail. reporter: i wanted to ask a question that also has -- similar to something i asked the chairman. so

here that service you can send messages into the future does that work imagine you know you get a voicemail from your grandmother who passed away years ago or if you eighteenth birthday you get a video of your dad rocking you as a baby to sleep so seriously people are already doing this yes i mean i know people who've stumbled across old messages from people who've died and passed on but people are seriously organizing themselves like this yes they do that on purpose and the episode called in cube eight it's a time delay messenger some find it creepy some love it wow and it's actually catching on and they're making money out of it of course yes they are commercials. anything else on how text messaging is going to change our lives will continue to change our lives well let me see let me find my i phone so i can check what else is this possible you know the future seems to be texting it seems to be. it will be possible one day to text to go to the moon and how is that possible while next year there's a certain moon mist mission coming up and a few companies will put up a cellphone network the

a disturbing voicemail from one 12- year-old to another. and up next... a heated confrontation at an east bay starbucks. what sparked the rant... that got one woman kicked out of the store. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident montague expey at first blocking s( james ) a heated exchange in an east bay starbucks and it all started because two customers were not speaking english. and the entire thing was caught on camera. this happened at a starbucks in walnut creek. the woman appears to get angry because two other people are speaking korean. those two people were a student and her tutor. two starbucks baristas eventually stepped in to help. they asked the woman to leave and when she refused. they had to call police. <"this was actually my very first time interacting with someone like this, and that's why i was even more surprised. i mean, i see videos like this online, ya know i see it on the new

. >> do you remember if she left a voicemail on that occasion?> no, ma'am. >> you did not speak to annamarie that day, is that correct? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: the timing of that last call was important, prosecutors argued, because they theorized cara murdered her wife soon after, then spent hours cleaning and covering up. remember that afternoon of errands? prosecutors showed security video of cara and brianna shopping and argued it was part of the cover-up. >> she leaves the house around 3:00 p.m., according to her, but she doesn't pop up on surveillance video until 5:00 p.m. that evening at the holyoke mall. >> suddenly starts using her debit card left and right to make miniscule little purchases. >> reporter: what was going on, do you think? >> she was trying to be seen. she was trying to be elsewhere. in short, she was creating a digital alibi for herself. >> we are still driving. love you. bye. >> reporter: an audio alibi, too. prosecutors played voicemails. all play-acting, they said. >> on our way to burger king. call me, please, pl

when jamison answer, the fbi employee hung up, jamison called the number back and got a voicemail. that is when he apparently got cold feet. later monday evening, he was talking with the undercover fbi agent, jamison said i don't think i can do this after all, i have reconsidered. when the agent pressed them, he responded, one day but i can't. that's when the fbi moved in. two days ago, agents searched his home, finding guns, ammunition and fireworks. and a suicide note that was dated saturday, december 16. he wrote, you brought this against yourselves, there are no innocent infidels. you have allowed donald j trump to give away everything to the juice. jeff harp is a former fbi agent in the san francisco office.>> the actions that we do as administration politically and around the world, it will have impact on what people believe and how they want to commit these acts.>> jamison had posted the selfie that said free palestine. and response to trump, breaking with u.s. policy to recognize jerusalem as the capital, he posted another picture last week of himself with the caption, jeru

a reporter at news website jalopnik called the phone number and got a voicemail message featuring a recording of a video game. very mysterious. >> be careful. >> you know what i do in that situation. my default answer is i got hacked. >> it is a good excuse. >> that covers pretty much everything. you just move on from there. >> not my fault. >> i was hacked tonight. when are we going to see steph curry back on the court? we were hoping it might be for christmas. that would bee >>> good evening. when steph curry initially sprained his ankle against new orleans it was exactly three weeks from christmas and the hope was that steph might heal in time to meet lebron and the cavs on december the 25th. in fact, we'll have warriors-cavs on abc 7 on christmas. it doesn't look like that's going to happen. warriors said curry is healing but they'll reevaluate him in another week. that means he's going to miss the cavs game and in fact he'll miss the next four games. no reason to rush steph back because the warriors are currently on a nine-game winning streak. the last five won without steph. nba tonight

everything is going straight to voicemail as more and more bodies were identified, the victims' parents to come to grips with their loss.we wanted to come and get closure ourselves. there's a lot of things i wish i could have said to him that now i'll never be able to. oakland's close-knit artist community, reeling from the shock.it's just tragedy.that's horrible"grief gave way to anger ... at the leader of the commune.tran natcity records show inspectors visited the site just weeks before the fire, but couldn't get into the locked building.mayor libby schaaf lashed out when challenged about her city's lax enforcement of fire laws. "i don't need to know the answer to that question to tell you we need to improve our fire inspection and prevention process." the county launched a criminal investigation.(becky o'malley) could be murder, all the way to involuntary manslaughter six months after the fire: criminal charges are filed.

a reporter at news website jalopnik called the phone number and got a voicemail message featuring a recordingdeo game. very mysterious. >> be careful. >> you know what i do in that situation. my default answer is i got hacked. >> it is a good excuse. >> that covers pretty much everything. you just move on from there. >> not my fault. >> i was hacked tonight. when are we going to see steph curry back on the court? we were hoping it might be for christmas. that wou >>> good evening. when steph curry initially sprained his ankle against new orleans it was exactly three weeks from christmas and the hope was that steph might heal in time to meet lebron and the cavs on december the 25th. in fact, we'll have warriors-cavs on abc 7 on christmas. it doesn't look like that's going to happen. warriors said curry is healing but they'll reevaluate him in another week. that means he's going to miss the cavs game and in fact he'll miss the next four games. no reason to rush steph back because the warriors are currently on a nine-game winning streak. the last five won without steph. nba tonight, speaking of

a reporter at news website jalopnik called the phone number and got a voicemail message featuring a recording of a video game. very mysterious. >> be careful. >> you know what i do in that situation. my default answer is i got hacked. >> it is a good excuse. >> that covers pretty much everything. you just move on from there. >> not my fault. >> i was hacked tonight. when are we going to see steph curry back on the court? we were hoping it might be for christmas. that would be a 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. >>> good evening. when steph curry initially sprained his ankle against new orleans it was exactly three weeks from christm

are they very briefly well texting a message into the future maybe the future imagine getting a voicemail from your grandmother who died years ago or if you eighteenth birthday you get a video of your dad rocking you to bed as a baby as an in app called incubate which is offering that service it's a time delay messenger and some find it creepy others love it would rather spooky you're in there thank you very much. and for more the history of text messaging and how it has changed our lives check out our website e.w. dot com slash business now who does a city belong to the citizens you might think but for an increasing number of them living in the city has become an affordable i can berlin property prices have been rising for years in many big cities that's why investors from all over the world are buying large apartment blocks converting them into condominiums and selling the single units for a higher price it's a good deal for them but less so for tenants many could be driven out of their homes because they can pay the higher rents we have this report from berlin. every time and in berlin

now calls to the waitress that claimed lottery winnings have gone directly to her voicemail.ht. >>> this is a happy weekend for one family in florida. there miracle baby is back from the hospital just in time to celebrate the new year.>> in august, the infant's mom gave birth to the baby girl 14 weeks before her due date. she weighed only 13 ounces. you can see her little hand, she was tiny enough to fit in the palm of your hand. she spent months in the intensive care unit. on friday, doctors announced that she was strong enough to go home. her mom said she never doubted that she would come home. >> i told my husband everything that happens we have to stay positive and be hopeful. we cannot lose our hope. this is going to be the best new year that we have. it is going to be great and unique. it will be her first new year. >> doctors say the baby now  weighs five pounds. she is still recovering from several complications. the doctors are confident that the baby will overcome her health problems. >> we are wishing them all the best for the new year. >>> we are gearing up for

they say the voicemail is full.y haven't heard from anyone and it could have been handled better, but on the other hand the owner says everyone will get their money back, but he didn't say how or when. someone set up a gofundme to raise money for the his wife and many commenters are not having it saying why raise money for them? what about the students and employees left with no school, no job and no info? >> that was debra alfarone reporting. we checked a few minutes ago on our last commercial break and the school's website still does not mention anything about shutting down. in fact, you can still register and pay for classes that won't be happening. >>> our verify team is here to separate fact from fiction when it comes to what you see online. it's one way you know what you're sharing with your friends and family is the truth like this article that blew up online today. it claims a man in new york city was arrested after making $1 million. how? passing chuck e. cheese coins off as bitcoins. bitcoin is that crypto

the protest, those how de today, and we see it has jammed our online comment system, filled our voicemails. it might be messy but whatever our disagreement is on this dieas, we have to agree that's democracy in happen and something we can all support. to date, nearly 24 million comments have been filed in this proceeding. there is no record in the history of this agency that has attracted so many filings. but there's something foul in this record. two million comments features stolen identities. half a million comments are from russian email addresses. 50,000 consumer complaints are inexplicably missing from the record. i think that's a problem. i think our record has been corrupted and our process for public participation lacks integrity. 19 state attorneys general agree. they have written us demanding we halt our vote until we investigate and get to the bottom of this mess. identity theft is a crime under state and federal law, and while it is taking place, this agency has turned a blind eye to its victims and callously told our federal -- our fellow law enforcement officials it will not

that service you can send messages into the future how does that work imagine you know you get a voicemail from your grandmother who passed away years ago or if you eighteenth birthday you get a video of your dad rocking you as a baby to sleep so seriously people are already doing this yes i mean i know people who've stumbled across old messages from people who've died passed on but people as seriously organizing themselves like this yes they do that on purpose and the episode called incubate is a time delay messenger some find it creepy some love it wow and it's actually catching on and they're making money out of it of course yes they are commercials anything else on how text messaging is going to change our lives will continue to change our lives well let me see let me find my i phone so i can check what else is this possible you know the future seems to be texting it seems to be. it will be possible one day to text to go to the moon and how is that possible well next year there's a certain moon is mission coming up and a few companies will put up a cell phone network there so yes you w

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wished them a happy birthday in the type of slurred speech you a would expect to hear on a late night voicemail buy his excuse that he needed to get back to the north pole before he melted because he was driving with the heat on. he was arrested and his car was impound along where a corn cob pipe. apparently snow wasn't the only white powder in his system. topic number two. the atlanta falcons tried to implode their old stadium last month but it did not collapse unlike the falcons did in the super bowl. this time around the georgia dome went full hillary clinton and collapsed to the ground way a healthy person does when they overheat on a 65-degree day. the blast caused a terrible mess of noise and smoke which is the same way people describe a kiss concert. but unlike a kiss concert you don't need to be plastered to get through an implosion. it will be transformed into a green space next to the falcons new stadium it's not a designated spot to smoke your reefer. falcons. topic number three. mcdonald's is selling a vegan bigger at select locations in europe. fit catches on it could make it way t

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everything is going straight to voicemail as more and more bodies were identified, the victims' parents tried to come to grips with their loss.we wanted to come and get closure ourselves. there's a lot of things i wish i could have said to him that now i'll never be able to. oakland's close-knit artist community, reeling from the shock.it's just tragedy.that's horrible"grief gave way to anger ... at the leader of the commune.tran natcity records show inspectors visited the site just weeks before the fire, but couldn't get into the locked building.mayor libby schaaf lashed out when challenged about her city's lax enforcement of fire laws. "i don't need to know the answer to that question to tell you we need to improve our fire inspection and prevention process." the county launched a criminal investigation.(becky o'malley) could be murder, all the way to involuntary manslaughter six months after the fire: criminal charges are filed.

. >> reporter: in return, she receives this voicemail from jack. "hi, mom, this is jack. i love you. keep fighting really hard. i love you so much." >> reporter: while molly's focused on her fight for the children, what she doesn't know is that police are focused on her and her father. they no longer see her as a suffering widow. now she becomes a suspect. what happened to make this go from justified self-defense to murder? >> the investigation itself, >> reporter: davidson county prosecutors say they took a hard look at these photos and noticed a vast different between jason's injuries and the absence of injuries, they say, on molly and her father. how brutally was jason beaten? >> it was horrific. >> reporter: would you have expected to see more injuries on tom and molly, have they been in the kind of struggle that they described? >> they walked away with nary a mark on them. and he left on a board with his skull crushed and his scalp ripped off. >> what can i say? the struggle occurred. i've described it as accurately as i can. and that's what happened. >> reporter: th

if she don't reach me, she's leaving a voicemail, saying, why haven't you contacted me? >> reporter: her phone is now off. tanisha says her mother doesn't drive or have a mental illness. if someone watching in knows where your mother is, what do you want them to do? >> call the police. if you want to remain anonymous, that's a perfect place to call. >> reporter: meanwhile, the rockin worry, hoping police solve this mystery. in northeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> it's time to replenish those ez passes. tolls are coming to i-66 in two days, folks. we'll break down for you what you need to know. >>> who doesn't like free coffee? >> not me. >> we're on the list. details on dunkin donuts' plan to caffeinate the crowds this holiday season. you're watching"news 4 >>> coffee. >> oh, yes. >> to start your morning, it is almost essential. if you enjoy a glass of bourbon, then okay. but we're talking coffee. >> dunkin donuts, in pa but that'll be the next story. at least one dunkin donuts in the country will serve up to 500 free medium hot coffees. dunkin will also be do

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and at least having received 11 voicemails on the mayor's hotline of dbi's and 20 email response responses and clear that the 12,400 initial mailers are being read by some people, albeit a tiny fraction. as most of us who have dealt with any direct mail know, if you get even a 1% response from such a mailing, you are doing very well. and it will take multiple outreach efforts in order to try and bring everybody into the program. but we are certainly prepared to do that. >> and so many different cultures and confident with the outreach program there? do you feel strongly that we are at good capacity? >> we do. we have the information that i have been talking about in chinese and spanish already. and we are certainly willing to deal with other languages on an as-needed basis in order to try to explain the parameters. >> i think this is fantastic program. it's going to be complicate and a lot of work for the president. but it is the kind of work if we are geared up and correctly in place, it will be difficult on property owners. there is no question about it. but i think it's a good answer to

about half the dollars we make go to voicemail. it takes a lot more dials. it used to take about 15-16 dials. now, it takes about 100. -- does any of this worth working? the national polls had it pretty good. they were right on. fortunately for polling, by peoplene, we are seeing that are old, young, different rural, suburban, answering surveys, at equal rates. we are getting representative samples. the first thing we do is look at polling to get a male-female put in each part of the state. after that, we look at ages and partisanship and race at ethnicities. you can do interviews in the state and let it roll. people participated more readily. it is now harder to find young people. you call a landline on a senior citizen, there is a 94% chance you'll get a senior citizen. only a 34% chance i will get an 18-44-year-old on a landline. if we don't get that person, we go on to someone else in the household. should we find you as a 42-year-old and as someone else answers the phone and qualifies as a registered voter in? we talk to them in that county. we check ou

seen anything like that angst and irritation pouring into mighty mail inbox and tumbling into my voicemail every day. there are people who have been outside for the last 24 hours clamoring to get this agency to pay attention to them there is something stunning about that because our actions have awoken this sleeping giant to the american people were very angry that a little agency and washington is mucking around with the open internet that they know. i think going forward, they will only think about litigation. recognize that there is a level of public awareness on this issue that is likely to shape what happens next. >> if the court agrees that there should be an appropriate amount of regulatory balance that everyone should win in this ecosystem, that there should be more benefits and less harms, that the competes tumor -- consumer should be in the driver seat, not just a handful of internet service providers, if they look at it from that perspective, then i think we will prevail. >> i wanted to ask a question. there was a lot of economic analysis in the order, but some of the economists

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half of the calls we make go to voicemail. it takes a lot more dials. it used to take about 15 or 16 to get a completed interview. about 28 or 29 years ago. and now, it can take 100. 110, depending on where we are calling. for polling, and you just saw in the national election that the national polls were pretty good. polling, by for telephone, we are seeing people that are old and young, different income levels, black, white, brown. rural. suburban. answering surveys at near equal rates. we are getting representative samples. the first thing we do when we go to polling is get a male-female quota in each part of this day. after that, we look at ages. partisanship. and race ethnicity. when i started in the business, you could do 1000 surveys in a state and let it roll. find youngharder to people. and there isndline a 4% chance you will get a senior citizen. 18-24-year-olda -- we even ask for the person. and then we go on to someone else in the household. so we needed the cell phones. if you have a cell phone and you -- 42, there is a lot more that goes i

used in the past said they were booked through march then she called others-only to get sent to voicemailr no response at all 2:25:05 i'm having so many calls, trees falling, fence, i have a couple of fences to fix we spoke to a number of companies who said they had a surge of calls monday and had to focus on the emergencies. 2:26:00 i couldn't help all the people so i go the numbers and i say oh this is first this is second patterson said her situation was not an emergency but it might be for others 2:34:58 people are in similar situation and at least call back to let others know we cannot get to youcamila:the winds have died down now but tree service crews say that it could take months to catch up with all the work requests they received just on monday. reporting in walnut creek, camila bernal kron 4 news (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a strong ridge of high pressure over much of the west coast will result in dry weather conditions likely through all of next week. overnight conditions will be very cool through at least midw

there was a series of odd and threatening voicemail messages, said the defense, many with a similar themed strangely obsessed with getting his wedding photos back from linda. just one of many transcripts of these calls the attorney read from. >> "send those dang pictures of the wedding. i know you're into the wedding. you don't give a damn about me. i don't want anything showing that we were married or anything else." >> reporter: the defense told the jury that linda's attorney told mark to stop contacting her directly, only go through his office. >> but, of course, he keeps contacting her and contacting her and contacting her because mark stover is dogged in the pursuit of his prey. >> reporter: prey? an interesting word very deliberately picked by the defense. because now they would argue that michiel oakes also became prey for mark stover. would claim that a terrified oakes believed something unspeakable would happen if he didn't try to appease linda's ex. i mean, the fact of the matter is you talk about domestic violence terrorist. the person who's dead here is mark stover. >> yeah. >