this surrounds the home frankie santos shared with his high school sweetheart and two young sons. families across the city are being forced to mourn senseless deaths. >> it's getting a little rough. it's throughout san jose, obviously. >> reporter: that's why dozens marched friday in santos' honor. >> what do we want? justice? >> when do we want it? >> now! >> the crowd gathered in the same place where santos was killed in unincorporated san jose. this was the scene sunday morning. family members say santos returned home from a fantasy football party and approached a truck parked along the street. the santa county sheriff's office said there was some sort of confrontation before santos was stabbed in his chest. he died at the hospital. >> i call his cell phone all of the time just to hear him talk, and those are things i will never get back again. >> reporter: emotion was easy to see friday. family members have come forward begging for information about who killed santos. relatives are now begging the city for change. >> i'm challenging the people that have the power to make a dif

my name is frankie. i am the general manager for a club. i want to make eye few statements here. i understand the concerns that some people have, especially in the neighborhood. it talks about after hours and how to deal with the riff raff that spill out on the streets. well, hustel has been going after hours for about 16 years now. that hasn't happened. we share most of the same guests that come into our establishment with penthouse. we have not had problems after hours and we're half a block away. i don't understand why these concerns are coming up now. it doesn't make sense to me. it has benefited the community and my employees to get more shifts and a little bit more flexibility for some period of time essential terrainers who arentertainers and staff thatar. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is scotty. i'm an employee at penthouse. i've been a employee at 412 broadway for 13 years now. it's allowed me to purchase a home for my family, my mom, my brother and my sister. who currently all stay with me. it's also, prior to that, i lived and worked at almost eve

san jose man stabbed to death outside his home will take are in a march against violence. 28-year-old frankie santos junior just returned from a fantasy football party at about 1:30 in the morning and noticed someone sitting in a truck when it's lights were turned off on the street. santos walked towards the truck. >> he saw the guy was making -- wearing a radar hat. and he said it is all about the raiders. >> santos was rushed to the hospital sheriff's deputies are looking for a dark full-size gmc or chevrolet truck. no word on the motive. santos was married with two young boys. the group, mothers against murder march to the home of santos is a part of tonight rally. if i thousand dollars reward is also to be announced. japanese -- police arrested a man suspected of injuring berkeley woman in her 70s. police responded to a call about a woman screaming for help on edith street early tuesday morning. they found a woman who had been stabbed. 42-year-old edward jacobson was arrested the next day and panel after a police warrant was issued. berkeley police say the investigation continues. so far,

frankie, rethinking about taxing cars coming in from canada. that is the mother load, the big one. they are happy with negotiations and negotiating style of canada. >> all right, justin trudeau is saying that he never requested such a meeting with the president. of course, the president says that he did. we have to leave it at that premeeting or no meeting, the president's comments show he will be very tough when it comes to talking canada and nothing of what's happening on the front with china. the guy orchestrating all that joins us now, the white house estate advisor, peter navarro. thank you. >> good morning. >> i don't know how in the weeds you are with this but to the president in fact turn down a one-on-one meeting with the prime minister of canada? >> i am not in those weeds. with the advisor and the president handled, that negotiation, i think what's important here to understand, that the essence of the new deal that we can have with both mexico and canada, is a great deal for both countries. basically, it would restore north america as a manufacturing powerhouse by reclai

frankie perez and larry winkl, and dr. jill biden who is one of their biggest cheer leaders. good morning, everybody. you feeling good from the walk? >> feeling strong. >> you're american, you're british. i love that our countries are teaming up. we fight together. we should heal together. what is this effort all about? >> this is about mental health. these amazing wounded warriors walked across america to tell their stories, to create awareness. one in five americans deals with mental health. and so they're bringing their stories to light to bring depression out of the darkness into the light. >> talk to us about this. it must have been impactful walking from city to city and meeting people. take us inside that journey a little bit. >> it was amazing. when you start off at the beginning in l.a. and everyone was cheering us on and letting us know we had full support of the country behind us, and then meeting veterans from vietnam to today's current that were thankingtha thanking us for being out there. it made an impact on all of us. >> kef, what was the best moment for you?

[laughter] >> and his opponent robert frankies orourke known as childhood since beto who speaks spanish fluently and comes from the border, if he is the masiah figure he's aligned with hispanic community, he's gone to every single of 1264 counties, he's been to every one of them often times speaking in water burgers, the only way that's a community hall in the -- if he wins it's legendary and consequential as john tower's senate election in 1960 when texas began the great revolution, when people say will texas ever become purple or blue , in november it could become purple fanned that happens, it totally recalibrates national politics because with texas in play then the whole game changes. >> very quickly, demography has possibility but demography is not destiny and unless you actually motivate and activate and shift political conscientious, you're not going get the results you're talking about. >> thank you. all right, i think we have room for one more so we have 3 minutes. all right. in the back and i think we have a microphone. thank you. >> yeah, i wanted to ask manuel, what's the s

during the time they lived here, frankie, the 4-year-old, died of typhus in the bedroom upstairs. and that was a very sad time for the family. when pierce went off to the mexican war, in 1847, he raised 1,000 troops. they made him a brigadier general. they all went down to new port, rhode island, and boarded sailing vessels to go around to mexico. they spent about a month out on the ocean. the winds died down and they were becalmed. they finally made toyota vera cruise where he fought in a cup veracruz where he fought in a couple of battles. when pierce came back, they sold the house and never owned anything after that. they either rented property or stayed in boarding houses from that point on. in 1852, the democrats were meeting down in baltimore. there were three men that were viing for the nomination and they couldn't seem to make a decision. virginia, on the 35th ballot, nominated franklin pierce and then on the 49th ballot they actually selected him to be the nominee for the democratic party. jane and franklin pierce were riding in a carriage south of boston when the messeng

. >> we feel the pain that came from the mother from frankie's mother, his young wife. >> the sheriff's office said they have released a surveillance photo believed to be involved in the fatal stabbing. two people were inside the truck at the time of the attack mothers against murder offering a $5,000 reward for any information that might lead to the killer. >>> last night a rally was held at the alameda county sheriff's office. the it was to mark upcoming changes to the program. urban shield was created following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. but for years, critics plant that the program focused on the military tactics that can frequent target people of color. they want to refocus the purpose so disaster relief training and emergency preparedness. >> we ended urban shield successfully. and we need to decide what we value and how we are going to prepare for an emergency. >> this year's urban shield program began wednesday and continues through monday. >>> 7:12. the trail for the men involved in the deadly ghost ship warehouse will not happen this year. >> we'll tell you when the trial dat

yesterday with county manager as black hawk helicopters were bringing in much needed supplies, his name is frankie howard and here is what he had to say. >> we have resources coming in to help citizens, we've got -- they are delivering and bottled water, we have folks that haven't had bottled water, nobody is living in jones county. we experienced flooding back in floyd, we've exceeded all of those records now and it's pretty devastating. griff: as i was talking about new bern, the reason the river here up in new bern they are cresting at or above record levels because prolonged storm surge and unbelievably historic rainfall, unbelieve and the people that are getting rescued, wasn't person that we watched getting rescued clayton was glad to get out, here is what he had to say. >> it was terrifying, i wasn't going to leave, god can move mountains, so i didn't want to be a fool so i left. griff griff i will show you a quick thing, it's dark but i think you can see it, this right here 10:15 p.m. the sheriff's office marked water line, receded maybe 3, maybe 4 feet, i won't go too far because we have

frankie, charles, they're upset at you. you've given a number of shows we talked about china's secret strategy and it's not secret because you've exposed it. they brought up your name. there's a number of reporters and they don't like in beijing. they say are defaming china's strategic policy. one of them was you. congratulations be one are you serious? i thought you were joking around. i should cancel my trip to chi china? >> no, you should go but have your food taster with you. charles: i did not know that. [laughter] i'm paying attention. a reader stuff everyday and i've been reading the stuff and listen, i understand the coming from. michael, we have to get you on the show tonight but we have so much breaking news we have to go. facebook, twitter, apple, google all hit with class action lawsuits. this reportedly surrounding the censoring of conservatives. we talked to the man and the person behind that next alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time an

this is what the county manager frankie howard had to say. >> that we got resources coming in to help our citizens here in the county. they are delivering mres and bottled water. we have folks who haven't had water for several days and food. nobody living in jones county has experienced anything like this. we experienced flooding back in floyd. we have exceeded all those records now. and it's pretty devastating. >> we're about 15 miles south of new bern. have you heard about the rescues there. more than 200 there. about 150 here in the last few days. one of the people rescued yesterday as we were here was named clayton freyer and he was glad to finally get out. have a listen. >> it was terrifying. i wasn't going to leave. i said god move mountains he can move a fool. i didn't want to be a fool so i left. >> boy, was he relieved. president trump intends to visit this area in north carolina. he says he doesn't want to come until the recovery and rescue efforts are over because he doesn't want to impede on those. guys? steve: we don't know when that's going to be. griff, thank you very m

the energy was there, ijoined them with frankie howard in 1960. 1968! laughter i was so proud to be part of that. it isa so proud to be part of that. it is a phenomenon, the way each generation, they kind of celebrates what the carry ons were. when you we re what the carry ons were. when you were all asked together injune, is there a family feel to those? fewer and few of you. lots of heaven, -- knots in heaven, probably up there working hard. a family feel, yes. i had to prove myself as an actor, certainly with kenneth williams, but once i was accepted it was like that with lovely barbara and liz fraser, god bless. everybody knew that when they came in, we all had to know our lines, there was a structure that had to be dealt with, but when we we re had to be dealt with, but when we were sitting and i was sitting with bill silvers under an arc lamp, on—campus sands pretending it was the sahara, you got this wonderful spirit. you know, fenella had that right the way through. she was seductive, she was wicked, and incredibly glamorous. and she got away