xavier was sam's alibi.rder or even being at the crime scene? detective daron wyatt: that's right, yeah. they were looking at xavier solely as an alibi witness who was lying to cover for sam. narrator: 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. detective daron wyatt: 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. narrator: daron sent xavier's samples, now three years old, to the crime lab. two months later, the phone rang. detective daron wyatt: they had positively identified a fingerprint on the trunk of cathy's car, and left there by somebody closing the lid of the trunk. josh mankiewicz: xavier's print was on the trunk of cathy's car? detective daron wyatt: yes. narrator: weeks later, another call from the lab. a blood stain on the car had te

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. >> trace: with the let's bring in personality xavier and the offer of what is killing america, radio host jason, think about for coming on. xavier to your first he makes a fair point sing democrats are on the wrong side of history, they really are there going towards almost like a political aspiration, if there is 10% of the population in favour of something so are they. >> it seems like they are desperate to make us despise them. i don't understand it at this point they are going out of their way to go against the intercept of the average american, every time there is a popular opinion it seems like common sense to democrats go out of their way to do the exact opposite of what we are asking them for. >> trace: it's interesting because back to cnn jason, the cnn anchor was asking texas rep brandon about usaid and elon musk and here is kind of where the conversation landed. >> would you be okay if democrats did this? if george soros came in and of the same thing that elon musk is doing, would you accept that? >> well what is unprecedented is spending our taxpayer dollars on a left-win

doctor xavier book with the black panther party museum. thank you so much.hank you having all right. we'll be right back. and all-star weekend continues today. and there's still time to check out the fan experience at musc only center. >> from forest hills, the for takes us inside. >> what's called the nba crossover experience allows fans to interact with players. the event includes a full-size basketball court. fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing. >> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like it. okay. coming out, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed obvious. i just want their players are in line covid 09:00am right now. he says employers know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun

a lawyer, a lobbyist asked xavier who moved to remove all age limits for gender reassignment drugs and surgery. but no alarm? what qualifications are there for that one? you are not terrified of that? i mean this is absolutely grandstanding, shenanigans. to be with your party. and i really don't think it is forgivable and i don't think people will forget it. >> laura: it is insanity. we are going to have you back just for health and wellness tips, okay? we will go really practical with you i hope next time you join us, think you so much. that is it for us tonight, don't forget to tune in tomorrow night, 7:00 p.m. eastern for my exclusive with rfk jr. it will be the first after the senate votes on his nomination -- >> carley: key trump nominees front and center starting with r.f.k. as heech secretary. and confirmation hearing for linda mcmahon. and president trump vows to dismantle what she could lead. >> todd: and india's prime minister today and munich security conference pushing abroad. >> carley: how it will help the agency slash government funding and save taxpayers money. you are

a lawyer, a lobbyist asked xavier who moved to remove all age limits for gender reassignment drugs andrified of that? i mean this is absolutely grandstanding, shenanigans. to be with your party. and i really don't think it is forgivable and i don't think people will forget it. >> laura: it is insanity. we are going to have you back just for health and wellness tips, okay? we will go really practical with you i hope next time you join us, think you so much. that is it for us tonight, don't forget to tune in tomorrow night, 7:00 p.m. eastern for my exclusive with rfk jr. it will be the first after the senate votes on his nomination. check me out on social media, a special photo going up after the show, jesse watters is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> he is a super

xavier who moved to remove all age limits for gender reassignment drugs and surgery. but no alarm? what qualifications are there for that one? you are not terrified of that? i mean this is absolutely grandstanding, shenanigans. to be with your party. and i really don't think it is forgivable and i don't think people will forget it. >> laura: it is insanity. we are going to have you back just for health and wellness tips, okay? we will go really practical with you i hope next time you join us, think you so much. that is it for us tonight, don't forget to tune in tomorrow night, 7:00 p.m. eastern for my exclusive with rfk jr. it will be the first after the senate votes on his nomination. check me out on social media, a special photo going up after the show, jesse watters is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> he is a super genius that has been [bleep] with. >> he will hunt you down. he is going to find out what is going on and that is good for everybody. >> jesse: doge keeps dunking on the democrats. >> you get your musty hands off of our money! >> we

. >> the museum's co-founder, xavier buck, who has a phd in history, says the exhibit survival pendingution, highlights the party's sweeping survival programs for black people in the 1960s and 70s, often unseen or overlooked by media at the time. >> this right here is the 65 survival programs that the panthers had. this isn't just in oakland. this is all around the country. >> those programs included free breakfast for children education, free testing for sickle cell anemia and other health conditions, and even a free ambulance service in winston-salem, north carolina. >> it was very racist in north carolina, and they would not pick up black people in their neighborhood to take them to the doctor. so the panthers, they got a hearse, they converted it into an ambulance. they trained as emts, and they did 24/7 ambulance services for their community. >> the aim was to help the black community survive, thrive and find political empowerment. the new exhibit comes as the doctor huey newton foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary this year on the birthday, february 17th, of newton, who co-

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here is how it sounded as he called donald trump his -- basically his xavier. savior:>> i feel like the luckin on earth right now and i want you to know i'm not a hero in this at all. and president trump is a hero. these men that came from the diplomatic service are heroes. the senators and representatives pappas legislation to get me home are the heroes. i am in awe of what they all did. my family has been a force. i think my 95-year-old mother is probably the most dynamic 95-year-old on earth right now. and i am so indebted to so many people. >> he has a great mother. and when i saw the mother at a rally, she said if you win, will you get my son out? i promised -- she is 95 years old. i said we will get him out. we got him out pretty quickly. >> she told me that exact words. >> she made quite an impression. >> and you also did. i'm in awe of what have you done. >> it's great to have you back. you are going to have a great life there is a moment where mark gets emotional and the president puts his hands on his shoulder. it's stuff like that that rallied the am

. >> brian: xavier. >> steve: an x and some other letters. >> carley: he is so cute though.lon musk takes him everywhere with him. >> brian: some day he is going to be running the long lawrence the kid? yeah. >> emily: before that carley is going to run the world with headlines. >> carley: you are fantastic. >> steve: brock is going to run the world. >> carley: that's other news. israel's prime minister is giving a stern warning to hamas. benjamin netanyahu says he'll withdraw from the cease-fire deal if the terror group follows up on its threat to delay saturday's planned hostage release. israel is now mobilizing its troops in and around gaza. all while aid convoys continue to move. in we will get update from u.s. special envoy to the middle east steve witkoff next hour. the trump administration has resumed deportation flights to venezuela. two planes flying illegal immigrants and gang members flown back to the socialist country this week. arranged 200 people were on board those flights and sent home. the first deportation flight to venezuela in nearly a year. and a big few

. >> the museum's co-founder, xavier buck, who has a phd in history, says thexhibitival pen, highlights the party's sweeping survival programs for black people in the 1960s and 70s, often unseen or overlooked by media at the time. >> this right here is the 65 survival programs that the panthers had. this isn't just in oakland. this is all around the country. >> those programs included free breakfast for children education, free testing for sickle cell anemia and other health conditions, and even a free ambulance service in winston-salem, north9- carolina. >> it was a very racist in north carolina, and they would not pick up black people in their neighborhood to take them to the doctor. so the panthers, they got a hearse. they converted into an ambulance. they trained as emts, and they did 24 seven ambulance services for their community. >> the aim was to help the black community survive, thrive and find political empowerment. the new exhibit comes as the doctor huey newton foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary this year on the birthday, february 17th, of newton, who co-founded the

names like xavier becerra, katie porter looking to replace gavin newsom., term limited. yeah. kamala harris has name recognition, absolutely. she did win california, 58% of the vote, but she lost the election and now she finds herself out of elected office for the first time in two decades. stuart: i'm looking at you, grant. do you think harris could be governor of california? >> they'll rip her face off. stuart: okay. >> they will. stuart: quick check of futures. i see the dow up maybe 100 points at the opening bell. the opening bell is next, and we'll take you to wall street for it. ♪ when all you gotta keep it strong -- ♪ move along, move along like i know you do. ♪ and each when your hope is gone -- ♪ move along, move along just to make it through. ♪ move if along ♪ ♪ (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us t

was named after his favorite character in the x-men comics xavier. and about at age 16, she transitions to being jenna and starts texting people in the , family. hey, i'm transitioning. i'm now a girl, i'm named jenna. but don't tell my dad. whoa. yeah. ok. he gets his head around that and everybody in the family says, ok, because he loves his children so much. but she becomes very left wing economically and hates all rich people. billionaires. goes to court to change her name and to make sure that she has as she puts it in the filing, nothing whatsoever to do with him ever again. this causes him such pain and he has to lash out a bit. and he believes that at crossroads where he went to school or some of you may know in los angeles that the woke mind virus and the progressiveness there made her hate capitalism and hate her father. and so all these things are jangling together and the fact that he loves twitter, he's addicted to twitter. he's doing really dumb tweets late at night about cave divers and he has this money in his pocket because he exerci

off the block xavier duncil passes to justin mcbride for this slam. on the other end. check it out.7358. and that does it for sports on this friday night. the 11:00 news with greg starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again i'm greg lee. a busy weekend in the bay area is now underway. let's give you a live look tonight at the bay bridge. nba all-star weekend tipped off with events in oakland and san francisco today. and there's a full slate ahead as we head into saturday. hoop fans converging with san francisco's chinese new year parade. hundreds of thousands of people expected to flood in the city for tomorrow's annual parade. and tonight, some of basketball and hollywood's biggest stars hitting san francisco streets. nba all star weekend back in the bay area for the first time in 25 years, both high profile events on top of valentine's day have san francisco streets buzzing. ktvu be

xavier worthy's coming off his best game. i think he'll have a big game. remember, they're facing two of philly's best defensive backs. >> rookies too. >> so, i think mahomes is going to be able to exploit them, worthy with his speed, hollywood brown is now back. i think d. hop might have a moment or two. kelce certainly will. and so, the weapons are all coming in, and you juju, it's playoff juju. >> not good enough for wilds patriots. >> well, we made the playoffs, he would have shined. >> it's also this. and you brought up, he could become the first ever to win three straight super bowls. the gap between doing that and if he loses, now, he's still patrick mahomes. he's still one of the all-time greats and is in the g.o.a.t. conversation or will be, but what he will gain from winning this super bowl versus what he will lose by, if he loses it, is, i think, huge, because people will already start talking about him as the g.o.a.t. >> yes. >> if he wins this game. if he loses it, the gap between him and brady gets bigger. >> and it's rare, before you go, rea

that includes rookie xavier worthy running back kareem hunt and wide receiver deandre hopkins reporting in new orleans. i'm sara welch esky. thank you, sarah. >> progress in closing the educator wage gap in order to stabilize staffing that our schools. south bay teachers, joining forces with thousands of educators across the state in what they're calling the we can't wait campaign. >> so the rescue, california for more resources and better wages in order to fully staff schools. jose teachers association is asking for more money in order to recruit and retain teachers at the san jose unified schools in order to create, they say a stable environment for students. >> we need to have fully staff schools in order to meet the needs of all of our students. we have to both increase, supports and rethink the supports that our students currently receive. students needs have changed since the pandemic. and we have to be more responsive to those changes. this means more resources that go directly to supporting students and their classrooms. >> more than 77,000 educators in california are now taking

. >> the museum's co-founder, xavier buck, who has a ph.d.he exhibit survival pending revolution, highlights the party's sweeping survival programs for black people in the 1960s and 70s, often unseen or overlooked by media at the time. >> this right here is the 65 survival programs that the panthers had. this isn't just in oakland. this is all around the country. >> those programs included free breakfast for children education, free testing for sickle cell anemia and other health conditions, and even a free ambulance service in winston-salem, north carolina. >> it was a very racist in north carolina, and they would not pick up black people in their neighborhood to take them to the doctor. so the panthers, they got a hearse, they converted into an ambulance. they trained as emts, and they did 24 seven ambulance services for their community. >> the aim was to help the black community survive, thrive and find political empowerment. the new exhibit comes as the doctor huey newton foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary this year on the birthda

amount of key players who will be playing in their very first super bowl this sunday like rookie xavierreem hunt and wide receiver deandre hopkins reporting from new orleans. i'm sara welch st. alright, lot of excitement. thank you for that. sarah. >> still ahead, the kron morning news surveillance video released from a chaotic shooting. >> it badly injured. a san francisco business owner. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. cutting more than 1000 jobs. and instead hiring salespeople to sell their artificial intelligence products. >> that's according to a report by bloomberg news citing a person familiar with the matter who said impacted workers will be able to apply for other jobs internally. uber did not say what departments are being cut. s

that includes rookie xavier worthy running back.hunt and wide receiver deandre hopkins reporting in new orleans. i'm sara welch esky. thank you, sarah. >> 6.21 is the time we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a potential federal shakeup now in women's sports details on exclusive or an executive order that president trump could sign president trump could sign this morning. ry excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> its 6.23. and more layoffs are coming to bay area tech companies. sales force is cutting about 1000 jobs and instead it's hiring salespeople to sell artificial intelligence prod

. >> rookie wide receiver xavier worthy worked to keep the chiefs hopes alive with two touchdowns, buttting an early gatorade shower with just under three minutes left to play. >> the best shower. nick sirianni will ever have. >> the loss disappointing chiefs kingdom, including taylor swift as she watched what could be boyfriend travis kelce's last game as rumors of his retirement swirl. though it's not official. >> until i go of my hand. >> the night. kicking off with a powerful performance by lady gaga, who honored the victims of the terrorist attack on bourbon street, and a jazzy rendition of the national anthem by jean baptiste. >> from the land. of the free. >> but at halftime, it was rap superstar kendrick lamar taking a victory lap. >> at my dreams while. >> performing with special guest sza and surprise cameos from actor samuel l jackson and tennis legend serena williams, who danced as lamar took his grammy winning diss track not like us to the super bowl stage. >> no. >> no, like, not like us. >> now, as the eagles soar to a championship running back saquon barkley ringing in

. >> reporter: rookie wide receiver xavier worthy hoped to keep the chiefs' hopes alive with two touchdownst it was too little too late. coach sirianni getting an early gatorade shower with two minutes -- just under three minutes left to play. >> the best shower nick sirianni will ever have. the loss disappointing chiefs' kingdom, including taylor swift, as she watched what could be boyfriend travis kelce's last game as rumors of his retirement swirl. though, it's not official. ♪♪ >> reporter: the night kicking off with a powerful performance by lady gaga, who honored the victims of the terrorist attack on bourbon street. and a jazzy rendition of the national anthem by jon baptiste. but at half-time, it was rap superstar kendrick lamar taking a victory lap. ♪♪ performing with special guest sza and surprise cameos from actor samuel l. jackson and tennis legend serena williams who danced as lamar took his grammy winning disc track "not like us" to the super bowl stage. ♪♪ >> reporter: now, as the eagles soar to a championship, running back saquon barkley, ringing in his 28th birthday with the

good for you, xavier.e subject matter was so heavy, any attempt to keep it light between take, yes. i would hear -- sterling has this booming voice and this really infectious laugh. he loves to have a good time on set. i would hear him singing from the other side of los angeles. [ laughter ] i would hear him sing so i'd join him. we'd sing like old school r&b. it was a good time. >> rebecca: is there a favorite song in that mix? >> yes. >> rebecca: what is it? >> "if i ever fall" by shy. >> robin: go on, go on. [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> robin: nicely done. >> rebecca: did russell ever sing? who is russell? >> russell's -- because they didn't want to have me lying on the floor dead for hours on end, they made a full prosthetic version of me, just a dummy, to lay there on the ground. >> rebecca: you named him russell? >> the crew named him russell. it became a joke. russell -- there he goes. he'd pop up occasionally in my holding a headshot. he wanted me to sign and. and he would. he'se just chilling. he wo

commissioner xavier. commissioner bloom, thank you so much. i appreciate the very hard choices that you have to make and director short that you have to make you think you know you have you have endeavored to explain to us very well where the cuts are coming and why. so i applaud the work of you and your staff and making these hard decisions and making these hard choices, putting together a budget and then being able to explain it to all of us as as the lay observers here. >> a couple of questions on specific points here, particularly on slide 20 and 21 and i'll just rattle them all off and then you can take them take them in turn one you address some of my questions on the overhead and how we are getting to $5 in administrative services. that's the big cut in administrative services. i also a minute government employee one working for the state and have seen some of the places where those administrative cuts come in and so seeing the thing that figure come out of one department is is really significant. you addressed some explanation for wher