moses was formerly charged in court this morning with murdering his parents, susan and robert. the da said the teen confessed to the killing. >> both parents were strangled. both parents were then put in the car, hidden in the car. there is evidence that he made efforts to burn the car. >> reporter: moses had got then to trouble at his high school last thursday the day of the homicides. >> he was having a confrontation with his mother, it wasn't a violent one but a confrontation that he had with her around whatever happened at school. he killed them. >> reporter: a robert was a clinical doctor at the san francisco county jail. they had adopted moses out of foster care when he was five. >> from all appearances they gave him a stable, safe, productive nurturing home. that was their goal as we have learned from other people to help him and rescue him. >> reporter: he is being charged as an adult. the crime she said to horrible to charge him as a juvenile. >> way in which he murdered them and all of the surrounding circumstances, are certainly not the acts of a child. >> if convict

prosecutors plan to try 1 15-year-old moses cayman as an adult. they say he strangled his mother susan cough first then laid in wait for his father to come home and then strangled him. the boy made his first court appearance before judge today and vick lae has the story. >> he did strong el his mother. she was the first victim and then he strangled his father. >>reporter: officer says moses cayman was an angry teen and troubled student. >> he was acting out and he's a young man. he's growing and he's exhibiting some behavior that was concerning not only to the school but to his parents and his family as well. >>reporter: his mother susan cough poshingd as physician assistant at the city housing and urban health clinic. his father robert cayman was psychologist at the haight ash bury free clinic. on friday night police arrested moses at home and charged him with their murder. bodies were found in the family car. >> once he had killed them he did put the bodies in the vehicle and then he did try to set the vehicle on fire. >>reporter: the boy went t

>> well, the 15-year-old moses cayman supposed to be arraigned here.udge continued arraignment until tomorrow. abc 7 news did obtain charging documents. the boy will be tried as an adult and this is a special circumstances case meaning possible life in prison or death because prosecutors say the boy lay in wait for his father to come home with the intention of killing him. >> he did strangle his mother. she was the first victim. and then, he strangled his father. >> officer watson says moses was an angry teen and a troubled student he was acting out. and he is a young man. he's growing. and he is exhibiting behavior concerning not only to the school but to his parents and family as well. >> his mother, susan worked as a physician's assistant at housing and urban health clinic. his father was a psychologist at the free clinic. on friday night, police arrested moses at home and charged him with murders. the bodies were found in the family car. >> once he killed them, he did put the bodies in a vehicle and then, he did try to set the vehicle on fire. >> t

the coach calls mosely his rock. he helped win. it was a victory.n the win, mosely surpassed 1,000 points for his career. he scored 16 against clemson. and maryland held on for a 64- 62 victory. the senior has been a leader. and mosely says the process has included learning how to finish games with an emphasis on playing better in the second half of those games. >> take great shots when it's needed down the stretch in the second half. know that the game is tied or we're down. and just put pressure on our opponents. >> i think it will be a little harder to guard. our execution is getting better. we have more stuff in. so hopefully our offense is going to keep getting better. >> the top contributor to that offense continues to be sophomore terrell stog land. he scored 27 in the win last night. next for the terps, another road test at duke saturday afternoon. duke, by the way, plays at north carolina tonight. >>> more on the terps coming up next hour. plus, how some football fans in new england benefited from their team losing the super bowl. you could

moses kamin is charges with killing his parents. the district attorney says the teen was having trouble at school and argued with his mother before strangling her to death. authorities say the teen also strangled his father. >> moses came and was waiting for him in the dark. when he came in he grabbed him from behind. i believed the father never saw him. >> police say the teen put his parents bodies in the family car and tried to set it on fire. the teen is expected to assign a lawyer in court today and could enter a plea. >>> richmond police are asking people to come forward for who witnessed a brutal attack on an 80-year-old woman. police say she was sexual assaulted brutally beaten. she lives at an assisted living home and was out for a routine walk when she was attacked. >>> a strike involving kaiser health care employees is going to end at 7:00 this morning. thousands statewide walked the picket lines yesterday. labor dispout involves 4,000 mental health and optical care employees. they are protesting wage and benefit costs and

on friday night, police arrested moses at home and charged him with their murders. bodies were found in the family car. >> once he killed them, he did put the bodies in the vehicle, then, he did try to set the vehicle on fire. >> the boy went to edna brewer middle school until january, 2010. school officials say he had minor disciplinary issues but no red flags towards violence. moses then enrolled in envision charter school. relation was his parents became more strained. in november, he ran way from home and for a brief time stayed in occupy encampment. >> he was disturbed and upset with his parents this, is a young person who is growing into himself. he did try to fit in with the occupiers, trying to find himself. >> on wednesday, moses was suspended from school for the second time. on thursday night, police say he killed his mother and father when they returned from work. today susan's family released a statement saying in part that the couple's lives were outward expressions of love. it's what led them to adopt a child no one else wanted. we can be ordinary and

in this transition, mark turgeon has relied on sean mosely, calling him their rock. and the senior helped them win last night. in that win, mosely surpassed 1,000 points for his terps career. scored 16 for a win. and maryland held on for a 62- 64 victory. the senior has been a leader in the adjustment to a coach. and mosely says the process has included learning how to finish games with an emphasis of playing better in the second half of those games. >> take great shots when it's needed down the stretch in the second half. we have to value the basketball no matter what. and just put pressure on our opponents. >> i think we're becoming a little bit harder to guard. our execution is getting better. we have more stuff in. hopefully our offense is going to keep getting better. >> and the top christianityor continues to be sophomore terrell stogland. next to the terps, another tough road test they play at duke. this is the hottest team going on. the loyola greyhounds. they're on the brink of a record-breaking season with the big home game coming up on friday. loyola has w

and it is a career that is coming to a tough close for mosely and the team.knew it would be a transition year with gary williams, levering his coach. and mark turgeon coming in. but adding to the challenge now, that injury to pishon howard. mosely talked about trying to finish his senior season strong. >> you know, we're back to square one. and you know, it's a work in progress for us. and very frustrating. but it's nothing we can do about it. we have to move forward and try to get better as a team, which we are in practice. and just compete. so we've got to come together as a team and have the team chemistry. and a big part about it is just trusting each of your teammates to step out there on the court. and we'll just go from there. >> from the senior to freshman, another baltimore guy. he is nick foust. and he is going to be counted on even more down the stretch. with pishon howard out. career high, with 15 points in that game at duke. maryland and boston college will tip off at 9:00 tonight, in college park. >>> an update on the story we brought you yester

it's a career that is coming to a tough close for mosely and the team. they knew it would be a transition year, with gary williams leaving as coach and marge turgeon coming in. but adding to the challenge now is the injury to pishon howard. mosely talked about trying to finish his senior season strong. >> you know, we're back to square 1. and you know, it's a work in progress for us. and very frustrating. but there's nothing we can do about it. we just have to try to move forward and get better as a team in practice and just compete. we just have to come together and compete and have the team chemistry. and the big part about it is trusting in each one of your teammates to step on the court. and you know, we'll just go from there. >> from the senior to the freshman, another baltimore guy, nick spouse will be counted on even more down the stretch, with pishon howard out. he tied his career high with 15. will tip off tonight at 9:00. >>> will ray rice get that long- term deal from the ravens. and a local lacrosse rivalry is renewed. details coming up in sp

moses is with us. commissioner linda richardson is with us also. of the things that is significant -- i mentioned that reverend dyson is the first woman ordained in the baptist church in san francisco, in 1982. it is also very significant that this year -- we should also be aware this is the 160th anniversary of three of the leading religious institutions in the african american community. the zion church, of bethel, and third baptist will all be celebrating their 160th anniversary this year. these churches were established two years after san francisco was established. thank you for joining us. [applause] the other thing i would like to speak briefly on is the fact that we celebrate black history month annually. black history month was started under the auspices of the association for the study of african american life and history. it was designed as a time when we highlight the contributions and roll african americans have played in society in general, and the world at large. recently, there was a movie that was screened that i have the privilege

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. >> moses came and was waiting for him in the dark.e father came in moses game and grabbed him from behind. i believe the father never saw him. >> police say the teen put his parents body di in the family car and tried to set it on fire. >> he spent 18 years in prison after being wrongfully connected of a double murder? san francisco. he was released from custody last year after we have learned that you paid him thousands of dollars. conway's lawsuit is seeking on specified damage from the city. >>> wells fargo bank has one very angry customer that could cost it hundreds of millions of dollars in business. it's the city of berkeley. they are hang we with the bank -- they are angry with the bank's role in the foreclosure process. they will cutler ties with wells fargo own look for a more socially minded institution. wells fargo holds more than $3 million in berkeley city assets. >> we are look to moving to a bank that will promote our values. >> the city of berkeley has been doing business with wells fargo since 2004. >>> time is 5:16.

mosely had 4 threes in the first half. second half. maryland in front by a point. there comes the shot. brandon reid knocks down the big three. georgia tech win 63-61. a busy day in college lacrosse. towson visiting loyola. mike sawyer is doing what coaches love. through the wickets it goes. 2-0 loyola. mcguire had a pair. hounds on the fastbreak. jp dalton, big shot good. hounds win 13-6. navy hosting north carolina. it was a breezy and annapolis. the second quarter, taylor reynolds. navy leading 5-2. pat derkin behind the net. 6-2 navy, but carolina roared back. duncan hutchins. they stun them, 9-8 the final. hopkins hosting sienna. jack palmer. stealing the pass. it recognizes the goal is not anywhere near parachutes and scores. 5-3, hopskins. -- hopkins. a 6-5 game. jays in lockdown from there on. to zach palmer. 2 goals, 2 assists for palmer. next up princeton. they have not beaten princeton. that is a big game. >> not too far so you can get there pretty quickly. still ahead, our meteorologist with the insta-weather 7 day forecast >> were just talking about th

. >> looks more like moses to me. >> you can do that with clouds.ay there's nice puffy clouds you can see all kinds of faces and imagines. >> no chicken nuggets. >> who would eat george washington's face anyways. even warmer tomorrow and a warm night. 54 now. humidity up a little bit. notice showers north of us and south of us but nothing around the d.c. area. barometers holding steady. winds shifting out of the east, north east at 8-milings -- miles an hour. locally, some showers north west over southern pennsylvania. 52 up there and 56 over washington and 65 degrees today. 48 the low so far. 47 and 28 are the amples -- averages and the record today 78. right now the winds are out of the east. tomorrow afternoon they'll go back to the west, north west and get very, very strong late in the afternoon. by tomorrow evening we may see strong wind gust 35-40 miles an hour. some of the high peaks could see wind gust 50-55 miles per hour. damaging wind gust possible and that's why they have a high wind warning out. the rest of the region under a high wind

how about scroll cain mose? well last night two guys we listen to on the radio were back at it putting on a soul train line show. thousands showed up last night. look at everybody. >> the last time we worked together sugar hill was on stage. >> something was crazy but 5,000 people channel 2. it is about to be crazy. >> frank moved to atlanta and works down there. he opened a restaurant. he features maryland crab cakes so we know he still misses us. >> that was a great time. >> it was meet the mascots day. there wasn't a lot of talking but waving and look who is there. the terps were there. there he is and the ravens. they were all there. you could have pictures taken with them and then there was a behind the mask discussion by humans saying what mascots mean to the fans. that was fun. >> a female pharmacist even knows the guys name, aaron miller. it was the third time he robbed for painkillers and see how she fought back. >>> how they got in trouble and why their cars had to be towed. mine was earned over the so

torea moses if i didn't many introduce him. ado, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very quick. i just came out of charing the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor malia cop henn. and we continue to see great challenges, nationally and internationally and president obama and his quarterback effort to continue to retain as best he can as republicans allow him to, our continued enthusiasm for his ongoing leadership. but in san francisco, reference has been made to this earlier, why we do celebrate many of the advancements of people who rise to positions of power and stature is cer

. >>> plus, baltimore sean mosely and his terps' teammates try to regroup. we'll hear from mosely. plus afternoon college lacrosse. that's all ahead in sports at 6:00. >> a daring rescue, caught on tape, as firefighters pulled two dogs from a cliff in california. the dogs dropped more than 30 feet. but a bush broke their fall. they were trapped on a ledge for about an hour. before firefighters were able to rescue them. the owner says she was walking the dogs when they spotted the cliff and ran right off the edge. both dogs are doing fine. >> they look okay. >> yeah, looks pretty good. >> poor guys. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> three maryland siblings killed in a devastating accident. i'm weijia jiang, with what police say happened. and emotional reaction from ,,,, [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that th

questions after but we have to stop right now because the time is up and i want to thank jeremy, paul, and moses and alan and thank you all for coming and we'll see you next month. thanks. >> welcome to the brown bag lunch, i am lawrence cornfield. we are here at beverly prior's law office. we are going to look at one of the greenest business office spaces in san francisco. you just celebrated the first anniversary of your green office space >> there are many elements. what we're celebrating, what you say it's one of the greenest office buildings. it's the contribution methodology. the materials mechanical systems that we look at. we are using recycles materials. how off gases. >> all focussed toward the goal of reducing impacts? >> exactly. we are using materials that are rapidly renewable. there's another aspect. there are many aspects to being green >> what lead you to this green office? >> it's an interesting story. these kinds of thing start with gee, it's time to find a new office of our idea has evolved over time. how do we work together? what kind of space do we want that will support wh

. >> moses and his family were in a world of hurt. he showed up in a naca event. behind on payments out of work for w.a home worth half as much, his lender had given him one more week. pay up, or get out, his payment was $3700 a month. >> we got it down to $3100. >> that is pretty good. >> yes. at 3% for the rest of the, you know, life of the loan. >> it's a payment that can be made on just his wife's salary. >> where he have contracts with every major lender in the country. they're on site there. that contract says if we can show the mortgage sun affordable they can go as long autos -- low as 2% fixed rate for the life of the loan. >> and the loan amount can also be dropped. if you're in the market to buy a home, you should drop by. naca offering some astounding mortgage deals. >> we've been here in the past just helping people save homes. but in addition to us trying to save homes, we're helping people who want to buy a home. we lend money on the best of the terms. no down payment, bank pays closing costs. no points or fees. and we like to say michael most peopl

prosecutors say moses camen killed his parents last month in their oakland home before hiding the bodies inside the family car. as a resulted, the 15-year-old is being charged as an adult. today's hearing will start at 2:00 p.m. >>> alameda police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide. officers were called to the avenue have a about 6:30 last night. they found two people suffering from gunshot wounds, a 30-year- old woman and a 36-year-old oakland man. the woman died at the scene. the man later died at the hospital. neighbors say they heard the gunfire. >> i was surfing the internet. i heard like fire crack, bang, bang, bang. there was a pause. there was another bang, bang, bang. i thought this must be gunshots. >> investigators say it appears the man shot the woman and then shot himself and that the two used to date one another. their names have not been released. >>> two people safely escaped their burning apartment in oakland. it happened just before 12:30 at the intersection of 34th and helen streets. firefighters say flames were coming from the second floor of the building an

moses is with us. commissioner linda richardson is with us also.icant that this year -- we should also be aware this is the 160th anniversary

we're going to go meet mose in baghdad who was actually educated me who was held in one chinaman. so this is the first china i'm really going to meet someone who might actually have been exposed to music can use this part of interrogation and what better way to learn about a pension when first. on the night of thirty first in china two thousand and two there was a knock on my door i open the door a group of people into my house one point to come straight to my head pushed me on to the fourth quarter of my house they tied my hands behind my back shackled my legs and put a hood over my head and carried me to the back of the vehicle in front of my life and kids. wants them bakers' the purser such as it was in two thousand and one he moved to pakistan with his family he says he went there to build a school for girls. but u.s. authorities have accused more and some beggar of having worked for al qaeda and the taliban over three years they kept him prisoner in baghdad. one time. during his time he was interrogated three hundred times. indium the authorities released her without. that mo

what do you think moses? >> for the newer buildings i believe their data base comes from building permit records. >> how do people access that. >> sfgov dot org. you're going to tell he is a historicle person. for newer buildings after the 06 earthquake. you mean the 89? >> one of the greatest faults with the assessors data base is they make up date for builds that pre existing 1906. their records are not fully accurate for buildings after that but i think their 90 percent correct for after 06 so if there was building that was surviving when i started shop again in later 06 they said it was in the 1900's. could be from 1850s but they said 1900. so that's kind of how you know it's pre 06 and that's all you can do. >> power of bureaucrat. >> this is a remarkable thing the assessors records. first of all you can't get a copy of this unless your the owner or the owners agent. but it's remarkable because there were field inspections done of almost every building in san francisco and it contains photographs of thos

prosecutors say 15-year-old moses cayman strangled the two. the teen facing two counts of murder. police believe the attack was the result of tension over the boy's suspension from school. >> a university driver accused of causing a deadly crash. 64-year-old wallace richardson being arraigned on misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charges today. police say a shuttle bus driver for uc san francisco ran a red light and collided with a tractor-trailer. the accident killed dr. kevin mack and injured four others. ucsf has since installed seat belts in shuttles. >> police are on the hunt for two armed men who opened fire at a nail salon. it happened last night east of highway 80. witnesses say two men entered tina's nails and shot a female customer three times. a friend of the wounded woman returned fire which led to four more people being shot including a toddler. detectives are trying to figure out the motive. >> at this point we don't have a motive. detectives are out here and working on this and trying to piece that together. we've got witnesses we're talking to. >> gun fire left sto

. >> moses came in from behind, believed that the father never saw him and did not know that he was being attacked until he actually was attacked and he was also strangled. >> he says the killings happened after confrontation after he over troubled gotten into a school. if convicted as an adult 15- year-old faces a sentence of 25 years to life in prison. >>> san francisco police say they've made the arrest in 25- year-old poll case. william pain of san francisco was taken into custody monday in connection with murder in mcair ran park. pain dna from the federal database matched dna found at the crime scene. nicholas of texas was found strangled in the valley park in november of 1983. inspectors from cal osha are trying to determine whether a crime was committed at a construction site where a worker was killed when a wall of dirt collapsed on him. 39-year-old was buried alive in a 12-foot trench saturday and building director says the contractor u.s. was ordered 3 days earlier to stop work -- until it stabilized on site supervisor claims because language barrier, no one understood the stop