xavier was sam's alibi. so he wasn't suspected of being part of the murder, or even being at the crime scene. >> that's right, yeah. they were looking at xavier solely as an alibi witness who was lying to cover for sam. >> reporter: that's why, as detective daron wyatt now discovered, even though investigators in 1994 took blood, hair and fingerprint samples from xavier, they'd never had those tested. >> they had sent all of the evidence related to sam lopez to the crime lab, his fingerprints, his hair, his blood. but they hadn't sent anything related to xavier lopez to the crime lab. >> reporter: daron sent xavier's samples, now three years old, to the crime lab. two months later, the phone rang. >> they had positively identified a fingerprint on the trunk of cathy's car, left there by somebody closing the lid of the trunk. >> reporter: xavier's print was on the trunk of cathy's car? >> yes. >> reporter: weeks later, another call from the lab. a bloodstain on the car had tested positive for both cathy's dna

xavier: yeah. lemonis: and you did all of this? xavier: yeah.emonis: this is one of the best flip books i've ever seen. xavier: thank you very much. lemonis: matt may not know the names of his employees, and he may not know how much money he put in, and he may not be generous with his equity when somebody else puts in a lot of money, but he has hired some good people. how'd you guys meet? skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board. lemonis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really

. >> current attorney general xavier becerra is trying to hold on to his spot.g it with 44% of the vote. 26% went to steven bailey. >> for secretary of state incumbent alex padilla is trying to hold off seven other candidates. he has the incumbent 50% of the vote to mark muser with the republican party. the top two vote getters there. 37% of the precincts reporting. >>> now to state superintendent of public instruction. if no candidate receives a majority of the vote, there will be a runoff in november. 38% of the vote is going to marshall tuck. tony thurmond receives 33%. >> a lot more results. complete election coverage on our website. from our results you can see what they mean for you, where you live. just head to abc7news.com/election. >>> we want to turn to some other news today. fashion designer kate spade was found dead in her home this morning after an apparent suicide. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has story with the popular designer's connection to the bay area. >> reporter: kate spade, the i eponymous designer, was found hang by a scarf in her n

we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) state attorney general xavier becerra warning -- price gouging during a state of emergency is illegal. governor brown declared a state of emergency yesterday. back in arpil... becerra filed charges against a real estate agent for price gouging after the north bay firestorm. anyone convicted of price gouging faces a 10-thousand dollar fine and time in jail. ( darya ) breaking overnight... fire crews in concord responded to a brush fire in the fallbrook road area just after 3 this morning. there were homes near the area but none were damaged by the fire. crews were able to put out the flames in just over an hour. about an acre of land was burned. ( james ) in the north bay... we now know the name of the man killed... while at a dinner party in santa rosa. we first brought you this story yesterday morning as breaking news. a colorado man -- armed with 2 handguns and explosives -- barged into his son's home... looking for his estranged wife. she was ánot there... but 9 people were. police say walter ross opened fire anyway...

pigeard, xavier thomas and sara zelenak.ies and friends. and may our prayers in due for all those harmed that night. we commend them to the keeping of almighty god. as we give dedication for the emergency services, let us pray for their continuing safety and protection, and that our communities and all nations may be preserved from violence. longing for god's kingdom ofjustice, mercy and peace, let us pray, asjesus christ has taught us, saying our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and will give us our trespassers, this day our daily bread and will give us our trespassers, as we forgive those who trespass against us forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom, the power and glory, for ever and ever, amen. and so, of course at the start of the service we remembered the eight people who lost their lives, from all over the world. just one of

later today, in san francisco, california's attorney general xavier becerra will be announcing that $67on settlement that will finally give debt relief to corinthian again, that announcement will happen from the attorney general just after 11:00 this morning in san francisco. we will have full coverage here throughout the day. >> all right, alex savidge, thank you. >>> back over to sal. what are you keeping an eye on, sal? >> we are looking at the commute that are beginning to get a little busier. nothing major when it comes to incidents. we do have traffic that is going to be getting just a bit busier. you can see traffic here on the 80 westbound is still 23 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. eastbound 80, where we have a car on fire, that has been pushed out -- put out. nothing that has caused westbound traffic to slow. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. that is backed up all the way out to the maze. and if yo11, traffic looks okay. the first morning we've seen just a little bit of fog over here. firstbring steve over. >> that is correct. first time this

my name is michael xavier. my mother is vivien xavier and my mother was attending presentation until she passed away january 28 this year. and i have to say that ursula was really good with my mom. in the se at my wa very frail and she was sick all the time and she didn't want to go to the presentation. but hag someone like ursula was very smiling and nice to her made all thfference to her. and so kons quenltsly, i just found out that from -- that ursula might be not rk fuereanymore and i tht thwo big mistake to move her where she is so much needed in the center. pretty much my mom was home-bound and had nowhere to go and the homvisitation nurse from u.c. said -- suggested presentation as a place to go. and so she was able to go like go there for about six months until she fell sick again and it made all the difference to my mom in terms of her mental health and terms of meeting other people and ursula was really so kind and so nice and very, very detailed. all the information about my mom. because she had a ho

today in sacramento, xavier becerra announced a settlement with the balboa student loan trust. problem is balboa financed just a fraction of the loans with corinthian. >> clearly to unwind what krin than colleges did has been -- it's a soap opera. but unfortunately, there are a lot of victims. >> other relief includes correcting students' credit reports. he called on similar loans to forgive students. >>> some of the most iconic buildings are more dangerous than we think. according to a report by the usgs, the office of senator dianne feinstein and former bank of america building could collapse if a quake as strong as the one in 1906 hit. last month, to make it mandatory for cities to create an inventory of seismically vulnerable buildings. how do y >>> we are joined for tonight's bay area proud. >> we first profiled eugene in a bay area proud story for reasons you're about to see. after the story, eugene went on the hunt for someone to give him a job being kind to others. he didn't find one. you can guess what he did next. three years ago, eugene pulled off a single, monumenta

xavier becerra named the executive order yesterday. hundreds of rallies are planned nationwide on saturday. this is a look at those organized in the bay area, under the title "families belong together." advocacy groups, unions and the human rights campaign are doing the planning. the other big rally in washington, d.c., they're expecting more than 10,000 people. these rallies are on saturday. >>> is it vandalism or activism. some changed this billboard. anousha rasta is in emeryville with more. >> reporter: along interstate 80 in emeryville. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: four words on a billboard, slowing down traffic. >> i think it's amazing. >> reporter: drawing amateur photographers and catching the attention of an emeryville police officer. >> it's a bunch of activists trying to bring light to injustices around the world. >> reporter: a self described art activist is claiming responsibility for this billboard. it said we make jupgs disappear, but it had been changed to say "we make kids disappear" signed i.c.e. the activist group h

that's navy petty officer xavier crown returning from deployment early to surprise his sister on stagepstate new york. ariana doesn't walk, she runs across the stage to get a long-awaited hug and her diploma. pure joy on their faces. there is nothing like family. it was desmond tutu who said, you don't choose your family, they're god's gift to you as you are to them. thank you for watching "nightline." as always, on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. have a good weekend.

but earlier today attorney general xavier sbaer joined 20 others calling for the justice department to put an end to the practice. saying this is is a now you low more president trump we must do everything to uphold the rights of children not to be forcibly separated from parents. >> law spernts say the policy isn't likely to keep people the from entering the country. >> you have a group a people willing to die to take the arduous journey from those countries into the united states. >> this afternoon, a letter signed by 12 republican senators sent to u.s. attorney general jeff sessions urging him to stop the separation policy until congress can pass legislation that would keep families together. the house is expected to vote on two bills this we can, both of which address family separation. chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> an online fundraiser raiser started by of facebook's earliest impose raised nearly $6 million to help reunit undocumented immigrant parents separated from children. so far more than 140,000 people have responded and donated. now if you or someone you know is having an immi

attorney general xavier baers sbaer o becerra. announced it's. . california is trying to figure out if the travel ban flies to uc and csu athletic teams. >>> process is silicon valley they call them angels. the non-profit that helps the homeless learns they have angels too. abc 7 news reporter david louie explains. >> reporter: it was a major blow to serving the homeless we the fire destroyed this van in february. it made rounds weekly to ten sites to treat more than 2,700 people. replacing an and outfit agnew one had a price tag of a $250,000. but insurance only covered $100,000. members of the silicon valley leadership group stepped in to fill the gap. over a dozen companies donated $150,000 in ten days. among them western digital, net gear within and kla 10 corps we are setting in the backup you know but the new one is under construction in southern california and hitting the streets which late fall. the loss fts van meant the non-profit had to cut back mobile visits. weekly stops at sen tights will resume when the new unit arrives. with examina

and three french victims, sebastian, alexander, and xavier.re visiting london, others made their home. and at this interfaith service from the ship of ascetic, a strong message. for those of us who profess faith, at the indication of holy names by those perpetrating these acts, was not only profoundly distressing, but needs to be rejected. there were memories of local people. the attack happens in a place where we live work and socialise, and in a few minutes everything changes, hours before we know the truth cost, shocked to the core of humanity, police and paramedics did everything they needed to do. they made sure that eve ryo ne needed to do. they made sure that everyone still living, stayed safe. the bereaved families completed the planting of a tree of healing. and later at the corner of london bridge, there was a one minute silence. there were tributes from some injured, including pc wayne marks, who was stabbed as he took on the grid track —— attackers. this evening as the actual hour of the outrage approaches, there'll be more informa

kirsty boden and sara zelenak, and three french victims, sebastien belanger, alexandre pigeard and xavierndon, others had made it their home. and at this interfaith service, from the bishop of southwark, a simple, strong message. for those of us who profess faith, the invocation of holy names by those perpetrating these acts was not only profoundly distressing, but needs to be rejected. and there were the memories of local people. the attack happens in a place where we live, work and socialise. in a few minutes, everything changes, though it will be hours before we'll know the true cost. shocked to the core of their own humanity, police and paramedics still did everything that they needed to do. they made sure that everyone still living stayed safe. the congregation then moved into the cathedral grounds, and here, the cameras were allowed to film the bereaved families for the first time. they completed the planting of an olive tree, known as the tree of healing. later, the families moved to the corner of london bridge, where there was a minute's silence. there were floral tributes from so

end some kind of societal collapse there are various saviors towards the end of the book possible xavier's actually you mentioned donald trump could be a savior as we can provide protection is to is now involved in the trade war fifty billions of tariffs on the chinese goods protectionism is that one of the other three that's not as strong as the other ones that you i don't think. what we need is we're a globally interconnected culture. set of cultures and that global interconnection means that we can help each other around it makes sense to farm the foods that grow best in the places they do so we don't cut down rain forest just because. there isn't a good place to grow food that we can grow it elsewhere and move it to the places where we need it so actually actually in terms of energy and information which we think of the ultimate drivers of contemporary society actually we need technology from the global north to go to places like. india to allow them to leapfrog the fossil fuel age and go straight to renewables go to straight to green clean technology to produce the energy that those p

kirsty boden and sara zelenak, and three french victims, sebastien belanger, alexandre pigeard and xaviering london, others had made it their home. and at this interfaith service, from the bishop of southwark, a simple, strong message. for those of us who profess faith, the invocation of holy names by those perpetrating these acts was not only profoundly distressing, but needs to be rejected. and there were the memories of local people. the attack happens in a place where we live, work and socialise. in a few minutes, everything changes, though it will be hours before we'll know the true cost. shocked to the core of their own humanity, police and paramedics still did everything that they needed to do. they made sure that everyone still living stayed safe. the congregation then moved into the cathedral grounds and here the cameras were allowed to film the bereaved families for the first time. they completed the planting of an olive tree, known as the tree of healing. later, the families moved to the corner of london bridge, where there was a minute's silence. there were floral tributes fro

in fact only onenther player the currententury did that, xavier nady, back in, o mar >> aaron: we were talking to leake about this, can you imagine you get t a big league clubhouse, surrounded by big league veterans, g preood teams for dusty baker and you're the new guy who never went on a single bus ride, never had a single post-gameut peanutter and jelly spread. now come into the clubhouse. leake said people said things to him. he wouldn't expand further than that. >> tom: get me coffeeot >> aaron: y to make up for the time. >> tom: those things of changed around the game. that really doesn't happen the way it used to happen. if you were a wrookiehether were you in the minors or not, li mike leake, you are pretty much accepted. you know, a lot of the new way thinking, especially the younger managers, is i know gabe hpler spoke at l about. this you don't want rookies or anybody uncomfortable. you perfo best when you're comfortable. tay create an environment where some one is uncoble. the game has moved around from that pick on the new guy culture. aaron: you might have a isbetter name

there were two australians, kirsty boden and sara zelenak, and three french victims — xavier thomas,nger. some were visiting london, others had made it their home. and at this interfaith service from the bishop of southwark, a simple, strong message. for those of us who profess faith, the invocation of holy names by those perpetrating these acts was not only profoundly distressing, but needs to be rejected. and there were the memories of local people. the bereaved families completed the planting of a tree of healing. later, at the corner of london bridge, there was a minute's silence. there were floral tributes from some of those injured, including pc wayne marks, who was stabbed in the head and body as he took on the three attackers. this evening, as the actual hour of the outrage approaches, there will be more informal gatherings of the survivors and those who lost so much on that night, 12 months ago. italy's new interior minister says he's determined to combat illegal migration. matteo salvini from the far—right league party, who's also deputy prime minister, was speaking on a vi

the people murdered on that saturday night were alexandre pigeard, sebastien belanger, xavier thomas,australia and christine archibald from canada. the only british victim was james mcmullan. but his father simon, and his mother, milagros, and sister melissa, told me that all their attempts to rememberjames have been disregarded. they wanted to put up this plaque but they have been turned down, twice. we, the victims, are the people who need to have input to be able to express our desires, to be able to put something that is meaningful, hopefully to all of us, but if not then at least to be able to pay respects in a way which we, as a family of somebody who has been caught up in this event, deem fit, and not to be stymied and blocked and objected to at every turn. what's worse, james mcmullan‘s family also say they weren't asked what they wanted to happen at sunday's commemoration service and the minute's silence, and all their ideas were turned down. we have not been consulted in any way, shape, form, orfashion. not that they couldn't have. there has been no opportunity to input any

chief has opened his last human rights council with the warning to saudi and moronic forces in yemen xavier hussain said the offensive on his data could have disastrous effects on millions of people as warning comes as the battle for the port city intensifies. renegade libyan general klippel hop star has launched a major offensive to drive armed groups from a key oil producing region of the us forces lost control of oil terminals in the town of ras lanuf on thursday after an attack by rival armed groups. colombia's president elect his call for unity following a divisive runoff election at forty two conservative newcomer ivan take the country's youngest ever leader is main challenger a former guerrilla fighter secured more votes than any leftist candidate and history and he gallagher reports in the capital book that. he may be a fresh face in colombian politics but his event duke a took to the stage his supporters were ecstatic to gaze young untested at his promise to tackle some of colombia's biggest issues we've done it going in order with humility and on our i tell the colombian people th

here are the numbers we have. 44% for xavier and steven bailee 27% of the vote at this moment. >> 24%ex padilla with 5% of the vote. >> and the race for state treasurer fiona is running to succeed john chung who's running for governor now. 42% of the of the precincts reporting. >> next california superintendant of public instruction. delaine easton who's now running for governor is now holding that po post. it is a quite complex system in california. >> 38% of the vote right now going to marshal tuck. >> let's move to san jose. antonio sam liccardo liccardo lo there. >> and just minutes ago sam liccardo gave a victory speech to his supporters. >> i am grateful that the residents of our city had faith in me. but i'm even more grateful that the residents of san jose have faith in our future. >> less than three hours ago lio was knocking on the door and making cold calls reminding people to vote. he says he's ready to get back to work at city hall tomorrow. >> we want to go back to recall on judge persky. david? >> reporter: we are with retired superior court gordel. what do you think of

xavier becerra called the ruling unfortunate saying all california women deserve, quote, critical and nonbiased information and some liberal comedians didn't find the decision very humorous. they were called fake clinics and retweeting article about today's ruling saying trump getting elected will start a revolution. it appears he did not mean that in a positive light. shannon: thank you very much. on the one hand the left claimed the highest court in the latest endorsing line to patients is acceptable healthcare practice and on the other hand that the travel ban ruling equates to the darkest days in american history so let's get reaction from the director of strategic communications, mercedes shellac. what is the mood at the white house tonight. the start with the travel ban? >> donald trump and the team feel victorious, this is a very important night for the safety and security of the american people. clearly what we have seen is the supreme court, this ruling affirmed the legality of what donald trump pushed forward in terms of his critical actions here. when you look at the fact t

maybe we'll get to the world cup. >> we people like xavier to take us there. >> yes, weo d.ational. dulles and bwi marshall. normal high is 87. we are looking at a very pleasant afternoon. we'll be in the low 80s curren currentl 66 glorious degrees in d.c. much of the area in the 50s this morning. we got clouds out there early. and we'll be dealing with some clouds from time to time today. so kind of a partly sunny afternoon but it should be pleasant and again temperatures a few degrees below what we would typically be dealing with here in late june. high pressure off to our and east and winds off the ocean. so thap will help it relatively cool and again weav will h some clouds today but we will dry this afternoon. next chance forain and really our only chance substantial chance in the next seven days is tomorrow with a warm front and then the other big weather feature is the heat which really builds around here. friday, saturda sunday, monday. well into the 90s. mid 90s around her saturday and sunday. great pool b weatherut, you know, plan accordingly here because it's goin

. >>> it looks like xavier becerra will remain california's attorney general. the democrat has a healthy lead over retired judge steven bailey a republican. becerra was appointed attorney general when former attorney general kamala harris began her term in the u.s. senate. >>> democrats will not have a supermajority in the state senate anymore. that's after voters in orange county recalled democrat josh newman for supporting the gas tax hike last year. that means senate democrats will not have a two-thirds x and fee increases. >>> this just in. a car slammed into the back of a fire truck in san jose. it happened just after 3:30 this morning near capitol expressway and tours road. in this video, you can see e front of the car is smashed in. san jose firefighters were working to put out a small brush fire nearby. there are reports that one person was hurt. >>> nine minutes after 5:00 now. facebook acknowledging that it shared user data with several foreign companies including one deemed a threat to national security! >> and lava is quickly spreading on hawaii's b

attorney general xavier becerra announced the settlement. that includes debt forgiveness and other relief. the problem is balboa financed just a fraction of those loans. >> clearly to unwind what they did has been -- it's a soap opera. unfortunately there are a lot of victims in this soap opera. >> the relief includes correcting student credit reports. becerra calls on the trump administration and the department of education to provide relief on federal loans to those corinthians students. >>> one day after claiming victory as san francisco's first african-american mayor, london breed spoke about her accomplishments today in front of a familiar crowd. it was a packed house inside the auditorium at rosa parks elementary where breed attended as a child. she talked what it was like growing up a block from the school. breed said she never thought the opportunity to become mayor was possible. >> today we show the next generation of young people, many of them sitting in this front row, we show the next generation of young people that anything is p

xavier becerra wrote the spls is wrong inhumane and traumatic for thousands of children. it's horrifying of an american president would direct the cruel zero tolerance policy that contradicts our american values. a. >>> a silicon valley couple as fund raers to reunite a immigrant parent with their child has raised $5 million starting with a goal of raising $1500 for racist a non-profit providing level services to immigrants and refugees. at one point it raised $4,000 a minute. quite a pace. >>> drone view 7 flew over the fountain grove neighborhood, an area devastatesed by the north bay wildfire. as we can see the rubble has been cleared and work to rebuild has begun. in the meantime a familiar name and face will speak with fire victims during the next two days encouraging them to hire a lawyer if they haven't already done so. >> news reporter wayne friedman joins us from a windsor area tv studio where ernie brock vich spoke with him today. >> ernie brock o vich still in the studio behind me taping messages and commercials to fire victims, the same who sued pg&e for water

the state attorney general xavier becerra announced a settlement with balboa student loan trust the companyholds the loans for 35,000 former corinthian students. under the agreement, all of those students will have their outstanding debt forgiven and the lender promised to reverse any negative credit reports. >> corinthian was a predatory institution that now is shut down because of its fraudulent practices. corinthian intentionally targeted low income vulnerable individuals. >> the for-profit chain of schools was shut down back in 2015 after a court ruled it defrauded students by giving misleading data about post- graduation job placement rates and pressuring low income students into taking out loans they couldn't repay. >>> a spike in crime in a normally quiet community in the east bay is raising concerns. in less than a week police in alameda responded to an armed robbery at a fast-food restaurant and a burglary at a gas station. ktvu's paul chambers with reaction from investigators. >>> reporter: for many people they consider the city of alameda a safer alternative to larger bay area ci

attorney general xavier becerra said they steered borrowers to more expensive repayment plans.eo calls the allegations unfounded. >>> millennials are getting savvy when it comes to putting down -- putting together a down payment. nearly 10% of millennials who took part in the survey said they sold cryptocurrency to help save for a down payment. 36% said they took a side gig or a side hustle. and here's the other thing, nearly 25% said they did it the old-fashioned way. i mean, asking for a cash gift from their family. >> hi, mom, hi, dad. >> good luck. >>> a spacex falcon rocket is on the way to the international space station t. blasted off less tlan three hours ago carrying 6,000 pounds of cargo. it should arrive on monday. >> i'm sure a lot of you are wondering, too. >> harry potter will make its west coast premier next fall. >> what did you say to me? what does that mean? >> the levitating spell. mike knows. j.k. rowling helped right the story for the play. harry now works for the ministry of magic and just sent his second son to hogwarts. ticket information will be announc

>( james ) around 600 structures remain threatened by this fire. ( james ) state attorney general xavierg -- price gouging during a state of emergency is illegal. governor brown declared a state of emergency yesterday. back in arpil... becerra filed charges against a real estate agent for price gouging after the north bay firestorm. becerra claims missy echeverria raised monthly rent by more than 10 percent for a home in novato. anyone convicted of price gouging faces a 10-thousand dollar fine and time in jail. ( darya ) in the north bay... we now know the name of the man killed... while at a dinner party in santa rosa. we first brought you this story yesterday morning as breaking news. a colorado man -- armed with 2 handguns and explosives -- barged into his son's home... looking for his estranged wife. she was ánot there... but 9 people were. police say walter ross opened fire anyway... killing 43-year-old tim gillaspie... who confronted him and tried to stop him. gillaspie was there with his wife and their 2 sons.

governor, two democrats are heading to the general election in november: >> california attorney general xavier becerra holds on to a 20-point lead over his nearest challenger. retired republican judge steven bailey with all the precincts counted, they will face off against one another in the november general election. >>> u.s. senate race two democrats will compete in the november contest incumbent dianne feinstein had a strong primary showing 44% of the vote, fellow democrat state senator kevin de leon was second with 11%. stay tuned here to ktvu for continuing coverage of the primary results. at 6:30 details on the recalled embattled south bay judge aaron persky and the latest on regional measure 3 for a toll hike on bay area bridges and measure e, san francisco's banff flavored tobacco products. >>> now to some developing news that we're following. comcast says a widespread outage is affecting its land line phone service. from the website down detector you can see outages in california, the pacific northwest, the northeast and florida. no word when service will be fully restored. comcast sa

. >>> taking a look at the race for california attorney general and the incumbent xavier becerra heldad over his nearest challenger steven bailey a retired judge and republican. they will face off now in the november general election. ction. >>> san francisco police have arrested a 47-year-old woman for killing her roommate, dismembering her body and keeping it in her apartment the past two weeks. as paul chambers reports, the victim had been renting a room from the suspects. >>> reporter: this home is the scene of a brutal homicide according to the san francisco district attorney. >> this is a very concerning piece for us. we take it very seriously. we are disturbed with the allegations. >> reporter: court documents state lisa gonzalez lived here in the 200 block of 14th street in san francisco. in august of last year, gonzalez offered to rent a room for $400 a month to a 61- year-old woman. >> it appears that it was a roommate relationship, not necessarily a -- a -- an intimate relationship but simply renting a room. >> reporter: court documents say that items around the home starte

state attorney general xavier becerra announced the suit against nutri suit cal corporation and graceul planet toddler supreme formula and grace lee's sammy's free range goat milk toddler formula have levels of lead that are far above federal guidelines. >> it's not just that it's an issue of having lead in the formulas. it's having lead in levels that are exceedingly high to the point that they exceed the maximum amount that are permitted whether by state law or by federal law. >> both companies have agreed to stop selling the products in california in response to cease and desist letters. >>> leaders in the south bay today announced they are allocating millions to help domestic violence survivors. maureen naylor explains how this money can help. >> i started to realize if i didn't leave he would kill me. >> reporter: rachel says she is a domestic violence survivor. the morgan hill mother describes what happened when she was in her early 20s with an abusive boyfriend. >> he had taken me out into a field and told me to scream because nobody would hear me and he could kill me and nobod

. >>> california attorney general xavier becerra announce the a settlement agreement for college studentsn in debt forgiveness. more on this as news at 5:00. >>> the long awaited justice department inspector general report on the handling of the hillary clinton emails investigation is now out. the report found no evidence that the investigation was impacted by politics. but it does fault some agents for their actions. here is abc news reporter meghan hughes. >> reporter: president trump celebrating his 72nd birthday thursday with an inspector fernl report giving him and his allies new ammunition to attack the fbi. >> it refirmed the president's suspicion about come's conduct and some of the members of the fbi. >> chris rey in his first press conference acknowledging less than appropriate behaviorndmang improvement. >> let's also be clear on the scope of this report. nothing in this report impugns the integrity of our workforce as a whole or the fbi as an institution. >> the report included new explosive text messages between fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page. page wrop to st

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