now look at this. that smoke that you re about to see comes from marijuana. the guy smoking it is, tesla s elon musk. in a long interview on camera tesla s chief said he thought he was going insane when he was young. he smokes weed, drinks whiskey and looks lovingly at a samurai sword. you will see it all in a moment. we ll ask the question again, is this the right guy to run the tesla show. judge kavanaugh is out of that circus. the hearings continue but he is out of the hot seat. look at the new york times, drafting in an economist to talk constitutional law. professor krugman says kavanaugh will kill the constitution. lest we forget, it was paul krugman on election night forecast a stock market crash which we might never recover. amazing how far hating trump will take you at the new york times. here we go. we have a typical friday show. absolutely jam-packed. varney & company is about to begin. okay. never had that? i think i tried one once. come on, man.
questions about the victim s lifestyle. reporter: 21-year-old javier garcia appeared in santa clara county superior court this afternoon. garcia, who was arrested in oakland last week, faces six felony charges in connection with the murder of south bay businessman ravi kumra, amir allem is a deputy district attorney. count 1 is murder. they are also charged with robbery, home invasion robbery you would refer. reporter: allem says he cannot discuss the fact of the case because the charging documents remain under court seal. we file it under seal because it s pending investigation and that would negatively affect potentially the investigation and we don t want that to happen. reporter: kumra was found dead in this mansion in the early-morning hours of november 30th after his wife called 911 reporting several people had broken into the home. so far, four people have been arrested. 22-year-old raven dixon from alameda was the first to appear in court facing charges of
watching. he will be listening, too. mike. reporter: maybe you should call this big bus is watching and listening. it s lights, camera, muni. it s one of those stories that people of good faith on both sides say, how can you think that? but if technology improves, this dispute only gets more intense. muni usually isn t the stuff of hollywood until it is. all 800 or so muni buses and several hundred trains are waiting to be changed so you can have your close-up. or to help police figure who might have been at fault in this 2009 crash. or maybe to finger a pickpocket. cameras and microphones have been in place for over a decade but change is coming. they record in the camera and erase themselves every 48 hours but soon then be transmitted back to muni or police in realtime. that has privacy advocates upset. all are dealing with a cop over their shoulders. reporter: the electronic frontier foundation says authorities shouldn t be able to know what you re doing it all the.
stabbed and later died at san francisco general. family members say denver was a plumbing apprentice who was working the last couple of years in fort bragg. he had come to san francisco to meet family members for the game. family members were apparently wearing dodgers gear but they say denver was not. now police want the public s help. they are going door to door tracking down surveillance video. they say the more video the better to solve this heinous crime. so this investigation is still ongoing. there are still two suspects police are looking for. if you can help out at all in this case, call san francisco police. live in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. the dodgers confirm tonight that denver s father works for dodgers stadium as a security guard. we learned he was working the night giants fan bryan stow was severely beaten outside the stadium back in 2011. we ll have much more from the victim s family in our 6:00 hour and why tonight was supposed to be a special nig
terms around information, the terrorists playing the blame game as canadian beliefs claim there were poor and actors involved in the truckers protest. last winter, the canadian security intelligence service director says no evidence of foreign influence was found. we take a closer look at the story with the mom out to the world. this is our international. i m rachel blevins and these are the top stories. this our a bloody, dangerous and dirty game, that s how vladimir putin has described, the west current international policy. he was speaking at the annual session of the vol by international discussion club here in moscow, where he address a number of major global issues. here are some of the highlights that goes away in reserve, but the so called collective west. it s a nominal term, of course, since there s no unity there in the past few months, it has made a number of steps towards escalation. west, not miram, dominating the world is some of the west has put at stake in it