connie: well, yes.ell, father hudson who started the parish is buried there, along with some nuns. actually, martin murphy jr. had a little chapel and cemetery in san martin, but the priest saw that the center of population was moving to gilroy, so he bought 15 acres of land and established the parish in gilroy in 1865. and 22 of the bodies from san martin were moved into this cemetery in gilroy. so, we have john gilroy, that our town is named after, and father hudson, and josé maría amador, who had a mexican land grant in the san ramon valley. later, he went to gold rush country, and that's how come amador county got named after him. damian: there you go. and you started a gofundme site, right, to kind of help-- debbie: yes i did, to help raise funds to restore and beautify the cemetery. and we would like to get a 6 foot tall wrought iron fence to prevent homeless people and vandalism to go into the cemetery, in addition to the stuff that has already been done. we already removed garbage and overgrowth

connie and sophie have each dropped 30 pounds. dr. marshall, cbs news boston. >> she says if you are not active and thinking about getting a dog, it's best to go slowly. walk ten minutes a day a few times a week to start and build up to more walking time and then get your dog. >>> no words of english. that never stopped her. how a north bay teenager broke through the language barrier on her journey to higher education. >>> and a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question call our hotline. volunteers are there right now. we will be >>> north bay high school student found her voice and now wants to help others. >> kpix 5's wendy tokuda on her journey to rise above and where she'll go next. >> reporter: deborah gabby gonzalez has read more than 1,000 books in english. five years ago when she came here she didn't speak a word. >> i read my first book in english, it was the most amazing feeling ever. >> at this point we use the unicircle. >> reporter: she started out in beginning english classes at san rafael high. fast forward t

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she's posting pictures of europe on her website so it comes as no surprise connie plans to spend herck in my travel account. >> perhaps her next trip overseas will take off on time. if not she knows some specialists in chinatown. chris chmura, fox news. >> it's start start up pee. >> it look like it works. >> i know. >> yeah. >> somebody out there fighting for he you can't remember all highlights. >> me either. >> there's a frequent flyer right there, howard eskin. >> i have my own plane. i don't need that. >> of course. >> tim tebow spoke publicly for the first time today since joining the eagles. would he play special teams if that was the way he could make the team? i talked to tebow about that and he tells me what he wants to do and script chip kelly responds to lesean mccoy's comments calling the head coach a racist. that's all coming up in sports. >> this van gogh look a like is going viral. >> now the wacky guy has his own show. >> the stabbing artist into took manhattan. >> by walking a dog. >> and american idol jox performing for her favorite fans fans. >> where there's a ja

so it comes as no surprise that connie plans to spend her $435 wind fall abroad. >> put it back in mycount. >> perhaps her next trip overseas will take off on time. if not she knows some specialists in chinatown. crisic mew rah, foxchris chmura fox news. >> a brutal brawl in the streets of philadelphia. the video is difficult to watch. how all of this started how ited and police want your help to find tonight. >> students marched to philadelphia city hall demanding answers from police. the commissioner showed up to talk and what happens next even surprised us. fox 29 news hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome. >>> breaking news at 6:00 o'clock. a huge development in a sexual assault investigation. the man police say raped and robbed a woman this week earlier in point breeze has turned self in. good evening i'm chris oh o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. let's get right out to dave schratwieser live at the special victims union. >> dave. >> reporter: those new developments within the last 20 minutes. the person of interest in the case 32-year-old raheem felder surrendered he

his girlfriend, connie, is also serving time. >> my room is big, for my partner. 14 years ago. >> while the hundreds of letters together symbolize their love, ironically, it was a bonnie and clyde like robbery spree of belgium post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we're going together, you know, we give our life for each other. >> since belgium post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said yeah, we have to stop. and i say yes. and after i say we need the money. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidently shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip, they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. they're allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week. but once a month they are allowed a special visit. >> two hou

we'll show you how wild fire crews are getting ahead of a potential disaster now the details, conniey's body was found in pennypack park last august and her husband bobby murray plead guilty to killing her. "action news" reporter vernon odom has the story tonight. >> christopher murray age 49 is a convicted wife killer and he plead guilty this morning admitting to strangling his wife connie one night last august in pennypack park they had a dispute over text messages he received from a female friend they had two children ages 17 and 12 and when her body was found his story fell apart. >> it's gut-wrenching to know his daughter was out looking for her mother with him knowing full well what he did. i can't understand it. >> in courtroom 1105, he stood up and was sobbing and said i accept full responsibility for my actions and i never intended this to tap and i'm story. >> the judge immediately sentenced him to the 20 to 40 year sentence for third degree murder. >> he is getting the maximum sentence, he will not see the light of day for the next 20 years, connie murray's family was emot

connie hopes he comes forward to help in the investigation. are behind bars accused of a wild night of crime including running over and killing a woman in san francisco's financial district. she was killed last month at california and kerney. police were going after the three men for allegedly stealing a car and pulling off a bunch of robberies. investigators say as they sped away in the stolen car, they plowed into bridget clecker who was crossing the street. she worked at in a cafe at google. >>> we learned there is one problem. andria borba found out what is going on. >> reporter: it is a problem we all deal with. around here, it is traffic. especially here in china basin. especially after an event at at&t park. is there ever a hotter ticket than giants dodgers? if you didn't know the answer to that question, just ask the 41,000 fans that piled into at&t tonight and parked in mission bay. in the shadow of the house that timmy built, $243 million of sfpd southern station. a new quake proof facility with one minor problem. >> only a couple wa

cousin connie was thrilled. >> my heart melted. i was just like that is the best thing. >> he wanted to adopt those kids. because he loved those children. and those children loved him. >> reporter: richard himself, marched to the beat of his own drum. >> my brother was always a big kid. >> he was certainly not a suit and tie sort of person. could not silt down behindt down behind a desk. >> he had to be out and about. he was a good athlete. >> look a pied piper to his niece. >> he would rollerskate with us. throw a ball with us. or color with us. he was our cool uncle. >> reporter: no wonder. how many uncles take their 5-year-old niece and 7-year-old nephew for a ride in a hot air balloon. >> i could barely see over the edge. so it was just cool seeing skies and clouds all around you. pam martin was one of his balloon buddies. >> people would fight over him. can i have richard today. he was just the best crew person. we looked being around him. he was very eccentric and funny. >> reporter: and stacy? >> i liked her. she was friendl

>> how do i know connie? oh my god. connie i am sorry. >> let's go to the action. watch the guy in the brown go right for the jugular, a guy in the black-and-white is stunned scare illy. he gets a reversal and a boxing batch. there's a right, right jab, right jab. he caught him in the jaw. >> gives new meaning to the expression, cap it. i was at the white house with my colleague emery king when that happened. he thought connie chung was practicing throwing it to him. didn't realize they were live on the air. good times. that's "special report" for tonight. on the record with gret daua van susteren starts right now. >> good morning. it is friday may 1st, a fox news alert. tensions rising. brand new protests over the death of freddie gray. new information about exactly what caused his injuries inside that van. we have live team coverage moments away. >> isis spreading. the flag flying somewhere we never expected. what killchilly images reveal about the new statement. >> the pee wee pump being marketed now to infants, how young is too young? we report you doe side. >>

so he called connie.d asked if she would consider adopting him. >> from that minute on he was 100% my son. period. >> last week it was official. he joined connie's family. a big brother to her son and two daughters. >> i would say don't give up. >> he is a man with a plan. he wants to go to college. first things first. >> i'm waiting to get my license. then i have freedom to go where i want to go. >> and the security to be able to come back home whenever he wants to do that. >> i look at the positive things. i feel good about myself. i know whom i i am and i love myself. >> he says what he did, he hopes to help other kids find homes. >> thanks sheinelle. still to come we have the incredible set of pipes. a 12-year-old sensation. have you heard? it's a girl. but first this is "today" on nbc. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. te

connie rogers: yes, i am. damian: so, we have a couple of clips, and tell us, first of all, debbie, why this is a big deal, why we need to be drawing attention to this. debbie peevyhouse: well, because the history of santa clara county is buried there. we have josé maría amador, for whom amador county is named. we have john gilroy, for whom--

he snapped when his wife was upset when he was texting with another woman n court murray called connie his first and only true love, he faces 20 to 30 years in prison. >>> the the kappa delta row fraternity of penn state university has been suspended for three years' effective today. fraternity has been linked to a secret facebook page containing photographs, of nude and semi nude women university officials a say members had engaged in sexual harassment and hazing, and there was quote a persistent climate of humiliation for several females. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight taxpayer beware, we will tell you about the irs breach that has exposed 100,000 people to identity theft tonight. >>> plus what a fort lauderdale official was saying about the act of nature that sent a bounce house flying with kid inside. >>> and a new study revealed how waiting a few minutes after a baby is born to cut the court how it could lead to benefits years later, cecily. >>> it will be warm tomorrow, more humid today and tracking more storms on the way. not everyone will see them. i'll explain them

we can yell across the house, connie or mom or this or that.o blessed to have him as my son. >> you must feel like she's an angel, davian? >> yeah. >> sometimes. >> i know what kids are like. i know what 16 year old kids are like. -- >> i'm 17. >> it took a while but you're together. it's a forever family as you call it. davian henry and connie bell, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> great story. all right. isn't that a nice story? 29 minutes after the top of the hour. she's being called the roommate from hell. caught on camera pouring win dex into her roommate's food squoo we've had those kind of days where you'd love to kick back and relax with a can of beer. wait till you see the lengths this guy went to get that beer. ♪ thank yoand my daddy. sailor, thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended la

>> this is connie and kelly. they're my two lead buyers. >> hi. meet you. >> jen. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. >> they see about 600 vendors a year, and they know that they're talking to about 6 million customers. >> mm-hmm. >> so, jen, if you can show them some products, that would be great. >> sure. okay. >> hey, robin, can i show you something inside real quick? >> okay. >> i'll just start. so robin and i met when we were in kindergarten, and we grew up together. we came together based on a need. the need is to remove harmful chemicals from our homes that we use every single day. we wanted to group everything together as our family line of products. that was our initial intent--to mix up very natural products for you and your family. >> jen, can i interrupt you just for a moment? >> sure. >> when i look at your product, i see "eco-me..." >> mm-hmm. >> "all-purpose cleaner." >> mm-hmm. >> but it doesn't tell me what it cleans. >> well, you know, we're saying that it's all-purpose. i mean, it really can clean almost everything in your home. >> woo

phillies will have their ace on the mound today at connie mack stadium, jim bunking will get the starte time 1:37. one more sporting note the for you today the the 90th running of the preakness steaks takes place today in baltimore. >> on friday. >> that is unusual. >> lucky, debonair is listed as favorite in the race today. >> is that who you have. >> lucky debonair. >> yes. >> i have a lot of money wagered on that and jimmy the greek, and up and coming guy out of new york, he is going to talk to me about what the line should be. >> jimmy the what. >> jimmy the greek is what they call him. i want to pass on one note. we talk about the phillies struggles last year, i think they need pitching. young phenom, big cardinals fan growing up by the name of steven carlton if we could get him from the cardinals over phillies i think that might bolster the staff. >> they won the world series last year the cardinals. >> yes, they did. >> that would be great. >> stay on it. let us know if we can get this carlton guy. a young willie mays is front runner for mrp. >> did you see game last saturday wh

. >> my name is connie i'm here to against oppose the mcd in the sunset area because of nice area for years and years and also church and the neighborhood and also restaurant a lot of schools that will be i really think that it will really impact the future for the next generation they were binder and they were forced to know about a mcd in the neighborhood they think it all okay some healthy people but good we can open in other area instead of the residential area thank you. >> next speaker >> (speaking foreign language.) >> you can not casually open an mcd in a neighborhood and

host: that is connie from new jersey, ms. wright.est: connie, i am on c-span today, i do not work for fox news channel i am not a paid contributor. i have thought about this long and hard as a black woman who lives in the nation's capital, but you make a great point connie when i call any company abuses and my customer service is routed to india, two people i do not really understand some of they do not speaking was well. those are jobs who could be brought back here, including apple, by the way, who makes all of their products in china. the reason why that is happening is because we need corporate tax reform, which the republicans have been trying to get the president to focus on. the united states of america has the highest corporate tax in the world, so there is no incentive to bring jobs back here. and let's look at baltimore. taxation. the reason why companies have fled baltimore in droves to places like virginia and texas is because under democrat since the 1960's, you have had a high taxation policy that makes the companies fl

there's a lot of evidence against my son. >> connie is facing a sentence of at least 25 to life.carlos, has also signed a 25 to life deal for his role in the killing. >> 25 to life is where you could have a chance to have parole, and natural life you'll never be able to come out again. you will die there. there's times that i want to end my life because of it. i just can't believe that we're here. i can't believe that my sons are -- i'll never see my sons again, my boyfriend again. just off of one mistake. >> cermano now holds out hope that the prosecutor will quickly accept his plea proposal for natural life. if for no other reason, he might get to sign the paperwork at the same time his mother signs hers. >> this is the last time i'll ever get to see my mom, so hopefully i'll have this court date on the 23rd and we'll see what happens, be able to hug her one more time, and that's it. >> step out, kunkel. >> cecil kunkel's future is largely in his own hands now. with his trial about to get under way, he is released from his courtroom holding cell. although he will be allowed to

. >> my name is connie ford and i am representing job with custody which is a key organization that worked to get this historic legislation passed back in november. we support this amendment and support the move for two weeks, and we all work together to really make sure that we have the best possible legislation as we roll this out. because it will be and is the first in the country to be rolled out and we are proud tf and working hard and we look forward in two weeks to finish the job. thank you. >> thank you, have youer mfp, are there any other members of the public? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> could i get a motion to continue for two weeks. >> two weeks to june third. >> okay. thanks supervisor mar we have a motion and we can take that without objection. >> mr. clerk, could we call item three? >> hearing to review the economic impact study of outdoor events in san francisco, and requesting the controller and the enter stainment commission to report. >> okay. thank you mr. clerk. i don't see supervisor weiner here quite yet. he is coming in here, so we will start this h

the christopher murray of northeast philadelphia is accused of strangling his wife connie and leaving her body in pen i pack park this happened last august. connie murray'sed about i was discovered a few days after christopher murray reported his wife missing. >>> a trial begins today for former philadelphia officer accused, of, instigating physical fights, between teenagers. prosecutors say that meek a gross used her own son and daughter in those fights and in at least one case gross ace accused of throwing punches herself. gross is facing several charges, including endangering the welfare of the child and multiple counts of corruption of a minor. >>> city council is expected to begin hearing testimony on mayor michael nutter's proposed budget. >> big owes issue school funding. the mayor proposing 9 percent property tax increase in hopes of generating 105 million-dollar new dollars. the the democrat's final plan as marries valued at $4 billion. the fiscal year begins july 1st. >>> and there is no better place to be on the fourth of july then right here in philadelphia welcome america

christopher murray of northeast philadelphia accused of strangling his wife connie and leaving perfect body in penny pack park this happened last august. the connie murray's body was discovered a few days after police say christopher reported his wife missing. >>> all right. so we all necessity this, philadelphia knows how to throw a party right. >> my goodness. >> how about the welcome america party those events culminate with the free concert on the ben franklin parkway. is there fire works. well to day we will learn which stars will head line the main events. so jennifer joyce, this is going to be announced evidently later today and it got us to thinking if we were to choose an artist we would like to see be the headliner who would it be, right? >> reporter: so we can't to hear from you, we have a hash tag, fox 29 good day so tweet us facebook us, instagram us, let us know who you are hoping to see. as we all know wawa welcome america facebook page is already trying to generate excitement about this announcement coming up on the an 11:00p. i don't know what you went last year, but t

. >> my name is connie i'm here to against oppose the mcd in the sunset area because of nice area for years and years and also church and the neighborhood and also restaurant a lot of schools that will be i really think that it will really impact the future for the next generation they were binder and they were forced to know about a mcd in the neighborhood they think it all okay some healthy people but good we can open in other area instead of the residential area thank you. >> next speaker >> (speaking foreign language.) >> you can not casually open an mcd in a neighborhood and there are skubtdz school district and schools around i strongly oppose. >> hi i work in that medical center and a long time resident of san francisco i strongly oppose the mcd in our neighborhood thank you very much. >> hi i strongly oppose the mcd in take care value there's a reason why there's bars on the doors and also on the windows and cannabis everywhere there's a danger of mcd and we don't want to be exposed when i medical the smelly can't tolerant i have to get off a bus and catch another one i don't

amendment that is just a minor adjustment to the worker bill of rights and i just want and my name is connie ford and i work with the san francisco labor county, jobs of justice and the coalition that is moving this legislation month ward and we are in support of this minor edit. and we are in support of it. and i just want to say publickically also that we are in support of the other amendments that are before you. and the cba opt out, and the 20, no i am sorry, the 40 location, part of the bill. so i just want to say that. for the record, and we thank supervisor farrell for putting these both forward. >> thank you. >> anybody else wish to comment on this item? >> okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so, colleagues, thanks for hearing this and again, hope that we can accept these amendments today, and then, have this item sit for a week and so we will revisit this one week from today and so i would love a motion to that effect. >> so moved. >> okay, motion by supervisor mar to accept these amendments as proposed and to continue this item for one week. >> okay and we can take that

. >> connie is devastated about her grandmother. with so many unanswered questions, she is hoping the public can help. >> i beg for your help so we can find justice for my grandma's death. and she died without knowing who caused it. >> investigators say the exact location of the attack is unclear, possibly around china town or japan town. >> and it really hurts. that someone could just do this to a random stranger walking down the street. it's just not right. >> after the attack she went home and didn't say much to her family other than she had been hit. she was found three days later unconscious and was hospitalized. sometimes in these cases -- >> there is an investigation that results in the death of a victim once the medical examiner report is completed, that case would be handed over to inside investigators. >> police have checking surveillance video. >> i would like to thank him. >> the family wants to say thank you that helped the good samaritan, who helped her back to her feet. they believe they could be a key in the case. >>

richard: connie brown is angry and upset. >> i am done i am relieved after the test and i have to take it over again. richard: if a spot could be found they could to get again but they could -- they would have to pay a late fee and addition to the $80 cost. >> i have finals coming up very of that is getting in the way. vacation plans and summer. it is so stressful with everything. richard: does this put your college plans at risk? >> it pushes them back knowing have to take the sat again. richard: we did make multiple calls and e-mails to the administrator of the test. they did that -- not get back to us. the issued a statement. they are as upset as anyone and they say they are making every effort to find out where those tests are. there is a re-take session on june 20 but there is a lot of frustration out there with parents and students. leon: developing now live anthrax accidentally shipped by the pentagon. the u.s. military is investigating what happened here. offense officials say 11 utah mistakenly sent out that deadly bacteria. it was supposed to be inactive. as many as nine labo

the christopher murray of northeast philadelphia is accused of strangling his wife connie and leavingody in penny pack park. this happened, last august. connie murray's body was discovered a few days after police say christopher murray reported his wife missing. >>> 6:10. you have to see this video there is a bounce house on this beach but gets blown away, lifted up in the air and there were kids inside. what saved those children. we will show you video when we come back. >>> first day back, after the the holiday, lot of folks like to stay down the beach for an extra day copping right back in the office with sand in your shoes. live look as we go for a fly route 55, not bad at all working your way toward freeway. we will check jam cams and sue is working on the forecast, we will be right back. evacuations are underway for rising what the their is threatening home. severe storm has knock out power to 81,000 people in the houston area national weather service declared a flash flood emergency, heavy rainfall reached 10 inches already. since friday, four people have died, due to the storm

what does it mean when gib flies like superman and connie flaps like a bird?hen we'll have the solution for close-talking private space invaders at cocktail parties. we'll teach you a new and improved way to take your vitamins. we'll offer some gift-giving ideas for a very special ex. those stories and more today on "intelligence for your life." welcome to "intelligence for your life."

that are basically now orphans, he entered a guilty plea to the third degree murder of his wife, connie it took place of course in pennypack park. >> lawyers have worked out a deal with the district attorney that has the 48-year-old murray pleading guilty to murdering his wife and in exchange he will get 40 years in prison. he admits to strangling his

murray confessed to investigators that he strangled his wife connie after an argument last august. her body was found in penny pack park. >>> a jury trial is scheduled for one of the suspects who killed a philadelphia women who witnessed a murder. shawn poindexter was the masked man who fatally shot hernandez rivera. they say poindexter killed hernandez rivera after she witnessed a murder in 2011. >>> police say a woman stabbed her 57-year-old mother in her back yesterday morning. the victim is in stable condition at temple university hospital. >>> police are looking into whether two sexual assaults may be linked all because of a piece of clothing. the latest attack happened yesterday morning inside the victim's home on rosewood street. the 35-year-old woman woke up to a woman in a ski mask standing over her bed, demanded money and sexually a soughted her. he took off with her keys. >> i'm nervous, a little bit scared especially having a kid and husband who works late. >> in march he attempted to sexually assault a woman just a few blocks away. in both cases the man wore red gloves

that are basically now orphans, he entered a guilty plea to the third degree murder of his wife, connie and it took place of course in pennypack park. >> lawyers have worked out a deal with the district attorney that has the 48-year-old murray pleading guilty to murdering his wife and in exchange he will get 40 years in prison. he admits to strangling his wife after they confronted each other when she was jogging in pennypack park. >> it was about text messages he received from a female friend murray reported his wife missing, her body was found in the park and he failed a lie detecter test. he remains in the city prison without bail. he is remanded to the state prison and a third degree murder conviction means automatically 20 to 40 years in the state prison, he sobbed and wept and trembled and tried to apologize to his wife's family and to his children. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> okay vernon thank you. >>> now to accuweather the temperature is rising across the delaware and lehigh valleys along with the humidity the jersey shore is the best bet to cool off today people a

. >> that's connie ho, describing her grandmother, 77-year-old, lynn who is now in a san francisco hospital. police say she had just gotten off a muni bus on mother's day when she was attacked by another woman for no apparent reason. officers want to find her attacker and are looking for a mysterious man who came to her aid as she was on the walk. >> can you please come forward and let us know who you are. maybe you can help us find this assailant that attacked my grant what. >> police are asking anyone who saw anything suspicious in chinatown in the early afternoon of may 10th on mother's day to give them a call. >>> three men are under arrest this morning in connection with a high speed chase that ended in a dadly hit and run in san francisco. here's a look at the suspects. all of them 18 or 19 years old. investigators say the men were fleeing from police in a stolen car last month when they hit and killed bridget checker. the suspect's allegedly kept on driving before dumping their car on trae shurd island. they were arrested yesterday in san francisco, hayward, and santa rosa. >>> follo

host: connie is up next, from new jersey, democrats line. hello.caller: hello i was going to talk about baltimore, but is crystal, who took everything to be a political thing i want to talk to her. the inner cities do not have jobs. my granddaughter who graduated from rutgers in science and communications does not have a job. i mean, 74 years old, i help her to pay about $70,000 in loans. where is the jobs? why should i blame the companies? when you call for your credit card, it is india. when you call for medicine, it is another country. so if all of these jobs were here, our people have jobs. this is wrong.

conjunction with private sector groups that want to sell textbooks, sell testing, this is called connieapitalism in the meantime students are being taught how to learn, teachers are being taught how to teach, and choice on the parents part is being taken away. we have to do everything necessary to give every single parent's choice. in new hampshire, for example, you have done something you have provided education tax exemptions and credits to include homeschooling, an example of saying everyone deserves a choice and particularly a special these parent. my very dear friend to special needs children. she had to work hard to find the right schooling, the teachers. she had a lot of latitude and choice and a lot of services provided by the state, funded by state government to give us choices. >> next question coming in from dennis. >> you been sick -- you been a ceo for more than -- for a fortune 50 company, i do believe that there is a glass ceiling what would you do about it? >> i hate that term, glass ceiling. it implies there is an invisible barrier that you cannot see into until you bun

. >> connie says her grandmother had a clipper card that could help police retrace her route that day. they are also looking for the person who helped the woman after she was hit. >>> police have identified a suspect in a quadruple murder after a washington, d.c. mansion. they are looking for 34-year- old daron dillen wint in the kings of a family and housekeeper last week. opposite police say they found his dna on the crust of a pizza delivered to the mansion. the order came to the home as the victims including a 10-year- old boy were being held captive and possibly tortured. >> anytime there's a child involved it's one of those things that shake all of us. >> during the ordeal, an assistant to one of the victims visited the home delivering a package containing $40,000. police are looking into the possibility that the money was an extortion payment. the house was later set on fire with the victims' bodies inside. >>> it is 5:38. three bay area hospitals will have to pay fines for violations that injured patients. california pacific medical center in san francisco will pay $75,000 for

he says he loved his wife connie and wishes he could turn back time. >>> a painful get away for a phone robber in north philadelphia. you can see him hanging out nearly a gain knee avenue and jasper streets on may 17th right there. now, moments later another camera shows him on his bike and what he's going to be doing right there flying around the corner until he wipes out. well the woman who's phone he snatched is in hot p suit gives him a few good wax enough to make him ditch away. he got away and got her phone. police are trying to track him down. >> officials with the school district of philadelphia appearing in city council today requesting more funding to sustain philadelphia schools. council president darrell clark had some tough questions for superintendent of schools william hite. clark thinks the district should ask the state for more money. rather than ask the cash strapped city. the city of philadelphia has already given thee hundred million dollars in additional funding to schools over the last five years. hite is asking for more than $100 million in additional money he say

police say he told investigators that he strangled his wife connie after an argument last august. her body was found in penny pack park the next day. >>> a pretrial hearing is being held today for one of the people who killed a woman. shaun ppoindexter killed fernandez rivera. he shot her outside a philadelphia corner store. they believe he was in on a hit to kill fernandez rivera after she witnessed a murder in 2011. >>> the time is 4:35. the lack of funding for philadelphia schools is one of the hottest topics. today the school board is going to ask city council for money. school officials are urging them to agree with mayor michael nutter's property tax hike. additional investment along with governor wolf's education friendly budget proposal will greatly improve academic performance and school culture. >>> another round of layoff notices is looming for school workers in atlantic city after tonight's board meeting. 75 positions still need to be cut to meet next year's budget. that's on top of the 147 that have already been notified. >>> happening today, philadelphia mayor michae