so, it was strange when she dropped out of sight. did not take her car, did not take her purse. we realized something was wrong. they could not possibly have guessed how wrong. there is another level of evil here, the person who did this was trying to create a vanishing. good do such a thing? first thing you look is who is closest to her, romantically or geographically. the list was long. they boyfriend, an ex and fellow students. had somebody been studying more than textbooks? he would ask people, how would you commit the perfect murder? his roommates said he thought he was smarter than everybody else. smart, maybe. but had he slipped up? what they had found told us everything we needed to know. a confounding case that would come down to a damning piece of video that no one was supposed to see. sick, twisted. what was it like to see that? i knew that we had him. hello, and welcome to dateline. lauren giddings moved south for law school,
an electrical engineering company. the president briefly talked about the matter on saturday. secret service did a fantastic job last night. i appreciate it. secret service did a fantastic job. it was a troubleleleledded person. very sad, actually. the secret service was fantastic. reporter: over the last several years, there have been numerous incidents of people trespassing on white house grounds. tran will be arraigned in federal court on monday. the judge has opted to hold the bay area native, saying he could pose a flight risk and danger to the community. agent big story. in san francisco, protesters rally $outside the home of a tech mogul and trump advisor this afternoon. kron 4 is live near the home this morning. how long were these protesters out there, and any arrests? reporter: there weren t any arrests, but there were some police monitoring the situation. there were police housed of peter thiel s home for a couple of hours opinion earlier this month, a repo
the tragedy. loved ones are reeling one after the other. they continue to leave notes. arrested minutes after the death. the grand nephew who she was helping out. during her time inned public defender s office. zamora was the attorney for gang member edwin ramos in a murder trial. he was convicted for killing a man for the two sons in san francisco. thinking they were gang members. she was a public defender. she saw people as good but others maybe not good. angela zamora is due back in court. a family friends says that marla zamora was in the pursuit of justice. they hope justice will be served the way she would have done it. alisha reed. kron4 news. we will check back with you later on the developments in that story. now to the other big story, the frisco 5 may have ended the hunger strike and protestors are calling for a general strike of san francisco. that group is asking for people to strike from work, school and even eating in corporate restaurants to he
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very much for your remarks. center for naf val analysis. instead of the marvelous mark sitting next to you, say you had the koch brothers and u.s. climate skeptic, what would you say to those people to envoc their self interest and commitment to climate change? i try on this particular issue to say the same thing to everybody. what i start with is that you really got look at the science. and the science is pretty astounding. and the science is one that you really have tomorrow brace it. and then after the science, i would invite them to travel with me. to places that have been impacted. so i would invite them to visit for example, where i visited just a while ago. then i put it in the same way that david cameron has put it. what he said is, is look, the science is pretty convincing to me. but even if you don t think that this is real, and you think that chances of the terrible events that we predict are not real, even if you think this is 10% chance that this is real, would