this is marilyn bennet, we love you, marilyn. oh, yes we do. we love you marilyn, yes, we do.t is right, it has been 25 years marilyn has been a beach tagger here in sea isle city. she has had memories, there has been a lot of hearts and a lot of people you have met along the way. i'm getting choke up myself. she kicked things off with this celebration marilyn wanted to share this memory with all have of us. >> i have actually checked tags for 25 years. >> reporter: with the diary filled. >> every day, every day people would say but so many interesting things happened. >> reporter: it was this one that took her heart. >> this is one of those best stories of beach tag office. i know all these people because we come here every year and i know so many people. they used to make a hot dog for me every day. i would offer them tin foil and sweet potato chips and hot dogs. well, i mentioned to them that i have seen a set of dishes, and at the swiss store right around the corner and i said i didn't buy them. i hope they still have them when i'm off next week. her and her husband went d

marilyn mosby disbarred.e, thank you. joining me now in a tv exclusive, marc zayon, attorney for mark nehro, mark belsky, and katherine flynn, attorney for garrett miller. your clients have been through quite an ordeal and i'm sure you're very relieved the charges are now officially dropped, but i want to ask you about marilyn mosby. there's a push to have her disbarred. do you believe she ought to be? >> i think there's a process for the attorney grievance commission to respond to complaints that have been filed, and ultimately it's up to the court of appeals to make that kind of decision, but i certainly think it's appropriate for the attorney grooechs commission to respond to the complaint filed and investigate this. >> you think it was that bad? >> yes. >> why? >> from the very beginning of the prosecution of this case, we've been concerned about the motivation behind the prosecutor's actions and whether or not there was ever probable cause perceived. as you know, they relied on a grand jury indictment wh

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marilyn: it is very early. you look at the surveys, business confidence, consumer confidence that has dropped, that is something we are keeping an eye on. be holding looks to up pretty well. the depreciation of sterling should help as well. so little that is known. we don't know what we are going to be going for. stands of our negotiating partners in the eu. until there is more clarity, it is very difficult to tell. anna: thank you for joining us. here in the studio. we have been tracking the commodities story this morning. we are getting more commentary from the company, with the cfo saying they are liking to return to dividends. it is very interesting they should make these comments about the dividend. this is one of the tactics employed by glencore to try to rescue their balance sheet. we got comments from the cfo. return to dividends would be possible next year. interesting to see further commentary about that. broadly, it hurts the business. share prices have been recovering. features,ok at the the handove

the marilyn monroe auction. these years that people are just obsessed with her. myself included. >> we talked about premarket miss. one of the best things is botox sales. that came to the report this morning. >> somebody tripped over a wider and now they've lost worldwide. sandra: huge problem. >> you think they would have a backup server. sandra: breaking news on the story. delta grounded flights worldwide this morning as a computer outage happened several hours ago. the latest we have learned as they are now offering customer refunds on those flights. dagen: exactly. here's the latest. the computer systems went down in the 2:00 a.m. hour eastern time this morning preventing travelers around the world from checking into fights. the flights were grounded. features systemwide outage on a power outage in atlanta. the home base of delta causing its network -- computer not work and it's caused chaos at airports around the world. >> i have no indications yet i tried to call delta and they told me i had a three-hour h

. >> i think there is a marilyn man son rash that takes a decade to go away. i'm sure they have a clean one there. >> she dated marilyn manson. >> i'm sure that left scars. >> and you have in the world beheadings, people being drowned, being raped, tortured, murdered, whole populations being exterminated. you are telling me donald trump makes you nauseous? have you seen san bernadino and what happened in florida and what has happened in france, what happened in belgium? at what point world traveler she called herself citizen of the world, at what point does anything going on in the world make you sick? how many people do you have to see killed? how many heads do you have to see beheaded before you get sick? or did manson make that impossible? >> it bothered me too. they crucify kids. and that didn't get to the international community which is bs anyway. they couldn't work with that. this is a first world problem. the feminists complaining about this, i have been to a lot of countries -- the gay people here, like you mentioned too. if you are a christian in the

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. >> next up is marilyn who is in south carolina. marilyn, what's on your mind tonight? >> caller: yes. incidentally, seven years ago today, edwood kennedy passed away. i have a question about president kennedy. when he was buried there in 1963, how did that influence the demand for burial there? >> that's a great question. incidental incidentally, i was here when senator ted kennedy passed away. we overlooked that as he was buried alongside his brothers. >> let me in terms of jurisdiction, arlington memorial service is not part of the national park service. >> right. it's the army that runs the cemetery. the national park service is, we are surrounded by the cemetery. the caller was correct, the demand for burials here in the cemetery increased after president kennedy was buried here in the point that after that time is when the cemetery had to start putting some restrictions or limitations on the qualifications for people to have for inground burials because it had a huge impact on the cemetery. and on the visitation of the cemetery and as well as arlington house. >> w

brown shared most of his wife -- life with marilyn davis who saw them the afternoon before he was murdered. she could not imagine why anyone would want to hurt brown.>>> call in instagram is defending his actions when he refused to stand during the national anthem before last thursday's exhibition game. you can see hempseed on the bench while his teammates instead during the playing of the star-spangled banner. he was back at practice today trying to regain his starting position. he said he will not stand for a flag that oppresses black people and people of color. >> i will continue to sit. when there is a significant change in i feel like that flag represents what it is supposed to and this country is representing people i will stand. >> he said he is willing to sacrifice his role on the team in his nfl career to take a stand for something he believes them. >>> a man is in critical condition after being shot by a chp officer and belmont this morning. 101 is open but it was shut down for hours. officers collected evidence do they ralston exit. they tried to attaining a malonic downtown wal

if it isn't destroyed by police would stand next to a more modest marilyn monroe. >> it sounds like it's a little overwrought. the idea of selling it to lefty o'doul's is a good one. >> reporter: no word yet from the mayor on the state of the donald trump statue. >>> many families are finally allowed to go home after they were forced out because of the clayton fire. the fire is now 90 percent contained. the fire burned just under 4000 acres and investigators say it was caused arson. 300 structures were destroyed. as people dig through the ashes kron4's spencer blake has more on how victims are getting back on their feet. >> reporter: helping things to be -- seems to be the theme. will this friend helps our friends go through a burned-out house,. >> a lot of people are able to get back but they're waiting for the smoke clear off. and some people because they lost their home. >> reporter: the red cross has consolidated its shelter operating at the twin pine casino in middletown. pg&e set up a station for people who have questions about their utilities. the salvation army center is offering

he didn't take a picture of marilyn monroe. there was a picture already being used on a widely circulated calendar at the time. he bought the rights to the photograph and then threw it in the magazine. he didn't put a date on the very first cover of "playboy." because he didn't know if there would ever be a second issue. he didn't know if it was going to succeed. of course, it did. he sold 50,000 some copies of the first issue. from there on it kept building and growing. "playboy," like kinsey's books, was one of those places where these sort of challenges to marriage and conventional sexual norms were being expressed and regularly articulated. the first article in "playboy" was about alimony and how men should be very careful about getting married because eventually a woman will want to divorce you and take from you the money you earn. it wouldn't stop any of you in this class, fear of alimony, but it was what "playboy" was preaching at the time. questioning, if you will, the liability of marriage itself. saying about half the

i'll miss those nights, long nights. >> marilyn mosby. should she go?you need to look to whether it be the attorney grievance commission, whoever. i just think some of the comments that she made need to be thoroughly looked at. >> what bothers me the most, first of all, she quickly charged and then she had a photo spread in like "vogue" or something, on stage with prince, and then goes through this whole thing, and their acquittals one after another and then at the end when she -- i thought when some she going to get the message that the police won't get convicted, the indicacases dropped and she didn't have the guts to show up and do it herself. >> and she did not appear in course when rice was found not guilty or the day when the others were dismissed. >> viewers may not realize that typically the police and prosecutor are in line. >> that's correct. it's a very difficult -- in baltimore i would say it would be difficult, but luckily in baltimore the police officers are extremely professional. whether they like miss mosby, whether they like the prosec

county commissioner marilyn kirkpatrick says the safari is part of an effort to give international tourists outdoor opportunities. guy seeklus, camel safari owner 13:28:23 "all mine are lovey-dovey, you can kiss them behind the ears. they're all very affectionate. but it's how you raise them and how you treat them." the owner tells us he meets all of the county, state and federal requirements regarding how the animals are treated and taken care of. a massive statue on a college campus is already turning yet. once finished, this sculpture will be of a 55 foot tall naked woman... .named 'truth is beauty' . it's being built on the new san leandro tech campus, near san francisco. but not everyone who lives near the school thinks it's appropriate. 1:12-1:23 (sally wrye, resident) "i really liked it. i think it's a beautiful sculpture. obviously, the artist is extremely talented. but i'm not sure it's appropriate for public display, i think it's better suited for a museum where people have the option about whether that's something they want their ch despite that concern...the statue will be compl

on this day in most famous screen icon, marilyn monroe, was found dead at her los angeles home. the beautiful yet troubled hollywood actress was known for her feminine curves and sex appeal. she died of a drug overdose -- at age 36. for more stories now trending -- go to our website ktnv dot-com. join us monday for good morning las vegas-- from 4:30 to 7! coming up later.. in tonight's abc primetime lineup.. 8:00 shark tank 9:00 what would you do? 10:00 20/20 then i am calling because i was just, like, got jipped out of gas from a gas station. darcy spears exposes more bogus calls that are taking up valuable emergency services here in las vegas. that's our news news for now but we hope to see you again later tonight for 13 action news.. live at 11. thank you for joining us. there you have it folks. it's the greatest double-play ever. get two medium two-topping pizzas for $6.99 each. add any four, twenty-ounce pepsi-cola products for just $5. papa johns. >>> what was it like inside the car that rolled over and over? >> the car just flipped over and exploded. >> he lived to tell t

one more stop takes us to marilyn parkway, 87?. the wind which gusted over 30 miles per hour across the those are at 11 and 14 miles per hour. outside the valley, nobody greater than 10 miles per hour. the wind that dried out the air mass, it was going to be a struggle to get to a hundred?. the air mass dries and we launch to 103 which is normal for the 10th of august. still $165 for the fisher house folks and we'll be adding to that tomorrow i'm sure. we start out around 80?. we'll b lunchtime. the wind are lighter tomorrow than it was today. generally 5 to 10 with a couple of stronger busts. strong gusts. the border here to the east and tryer air to the west. some of these storms we could see the lightning from here in las vegas. dynamics will push off to the east. so will this area of high pressure. that's going to set the table for another round of hot desert weather. of tonight, going down to 56? mark. cool 50s up there, good sleeping weather. then high temperatures tomorrow as we jump the gun, i'm not sure, will we be able to

in 1962-- marilyn monroe sang it. but today....first lady michelle obama said it with a tweet.... and its now trending. president barak obama is 55-years old today. the first lady wished him a happyb her post-- mrs obama said "55 years young and that smile still gets me every single day." attendance at seaworld is down and so is its stock price. seaworld entertainment stock plunged to an all-time low today -- shares dropped 11-percent at the start of trading. seaworld said attendance at its theme parks in the second quarter dropped by nearly half a million guests -- the company blamed a "shift in the timing of holidays," a drop in orlando market. the company did not mention the animal rights activism or the lingering impact from the c-n-n 2013 movie "blackfish." who hasn't always wanted to come across a machine that dispenses piping hot pizzas? well, check out the pizza a-t-m at xavier university. it's the first one in north america. some people that have tried it say it's the best pizza they've ever had! for more stories now trending -- go to our website ktnv dot-com. join us tom

.: marilyn gillespie, lv natural history museum: that we really felt that such winners, and we had really struck gold. so we wanted to name some of them our american gold medal winners. )) >> the banded bamboo sharks grow to about 3 feet long. once they get older.. they will be sent to the shark reef aquarium exhibit at mandalay bay./// ((weather toss)) <<< a gorgeous day across the valley as temperatures heat back up over the next couple of days -- especially into this upcoming weekend! right now plenty of blue sky with a few clouds. ............... looking at temperatures... most of us are in the low 100s right now -- climbing up to degrees this afternoon. ............... looking at your evening planner.... look for 100 degrees by 7-pm. upper 90s by 9 and low 90s around 11pm. tomorrow morning we start off warm with temperatures in the upper 80s. ............... alerts: no watches or warnings right now.. -- however, there was a flood advisory just west of kingman, and ne of bullhead city for west central mohave county. ................ storms: minor/minimal -- but some activity on the ra

marilyn surprised nas with a homemade cub cake.s some learning disabilities but loves to talk and wanter about his favorite artist michael jackson. >> i think hour he talking about shake your body down to the ground. >> his favorite thing, family. >> a little bit different in what i'm seeing now. not like a family that can -- not bad health, not bad health problem, you know. >> okay. >> it has to be a family that can take care of me for a -- longe longest time. >> he has so much energy and so excited to be around people. he loves to be active, going outside, playing around with his friends, basketball, football, walks, loves going to the to rs to check out what's new and exciting, loves the mall, loves interacting with people. >> nas is this week's wednesday child. >> if you'd like to make nasmir's dream come true go to our website nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center, that number is 1-866-do-adopt. >>> today upper class men will move into their dorm rooms at rowan university in gla

>>reporter: marilyn allen may only be in the ninth grade but she has already chosen where she wants to go to college. >> she wants to go to ut austin. >> reporter: her mom believes that's because she enrolled her students at phoenix collegiate academy. >> i think they would have been in >> reporter: charter schools are one of the choices parents have an arizona. there is also open enrollment, meaning students can attend schools in a district where they do not live and pans can obtain tax credits to help children attend schools. >> transportation is problematic. >>reporter: most charters and private schools don't have bus service in that could limit the families. she says charters try to address that by locating areas in need. many families don't know about the choices. >> a lot don't know about charter schools and they don't understand they are free. >> reporter: tax credits can help cover costs at private schools. it tops out about $2000 a year, or half that for a single- parent family. but that's far less than the tuition at many of those schools. research your options and important

jon: as marilyn manson made an endorsement yet but mark p7 maybe peter can get the exclusive be one that would be worth pursuing, we'd like to know. even as hillary clinton opens up wide leads in this survey, new foxhole and shows a lot of voters are not wild about either candidate. 55 percent view mrs. clinton unfavorably, compared with 63 percent who feel the same about donald trump. david gaffney is senior politics writer for u.s. news and world report, david, welcome to you been covering politics a long time. how do you see these numbers? >> they are bad for both the candidates but unfortunately for donald trump, these elections are a choice and the choice people are making as you saw in those polls referenced at the top of your program, the choice people are making is that we may not like hillary clinton, we may not even trust hillary clinton but we think she's more confident to serve as president and given the choice is between her and donald trump and that's where you've seen the polling move over thelast week , it's been a disastrous week for him in his campaign area i think that

volunteers worked to clean up the debris outside this auto parts store, pastor marilyn miller is working to heal old wounds. she said people have been reeling since the 2014 killing of an unarmed black man by milwaukee police. >> we have watched person after person gunned down. no indictment. no people sent to jail from the police force. at some point, the community wants to know why. >> reporter: city leaders have enough resources to handle the protests and the violence but the governor said 125 members of the wisconsin national guard are on standby. the governor would rather be over prepared than underprepared. demarco morgan, cbs news, milwaukee, wisconsin. >>> in bay area headlines, santa clara county superior court employees are back at work here, a new contract is giving them gradual raises over the next two years that ended their four they walk out. operations came to a halt during the strike. it will take days to clear the backlog. >>> temperatures are city crews will be inspecting trays at washington square park after a woman was injured by a falling branch. the 100 pound branch

issues of providing affordable health care, prescription drugs and treatment and addiction brought marilyn simmons to tears. >> i have been battling cancer since 2012. >> treatment just changed. to go through. >>> talk of making tax policies fair and bringing jobs back that don't require an education were highlighted. >> it appeals to everyone. >> that's what i like. >>> hillary clinton says she was counting the days until the election is over no doubt. we will see her several more times before november. >> asking questions, getting answers in cleveland denise zarrella cleveland 19 news. >>> thank you, denise. >>> donald trump is overhauling his campaign staff. he has a manager. today he talked about his plans to take on terrorists with advisories and congressional leaders in trump tower. the meeting came ahead of his first classified intelligence briefing. quinnipiac polls show clinton with large leads in the battle ground states of colorado and virginia. they are a virtual tie in iowa. >>> what do you get when you take paul mccartney, add some dan deroos is here with what you need to kno

officers are ready to talk and believe this prosecution was politically motivated by state attorney marilynby. >> i am a former prosecutor myself. and the goal is to get to the truth. she wasn't interested in the truth. >> reporter: but mosby says the truth was what she thought for from the very beginning saying police never even had the probable cause to arrest gray. >> the knife was not switch blade and is lawful under maryland law. >> reporter: defense attorneys say they listened to that press conference last year, and their own investigation was telling them something very different. >> we began to understand that various people had told the state's attorneys that this knife was an illegal knife n. a statement of probable cause that ms. mosby read on the steps of the memorial plaza and she said that the knife was legal we knew that was in contest with the very things the state's attorney's office was social media told by the people investigating this case. that raised a red flag. >> reporter: we reached out to the state's attorney's office on this serious allegation. their office told u

let's start with marilyn i almost hit a jaywalking pedestrian. he saw me coming and still continued to step off the sidewalk while walking his bicycle... pedestrians please note that if it is a "close call" to where i can swerve and crash to save your life... know that i will not risk my life for your incompetent actions. yes, i am saying i will hit you and know that i am not the only driver who thinks this way. we've got lighten your illegal tinted windows to see the people on the crosswalk, not put your foot down on the gas. the person even abided by the law and walked his bike across the crosswalk, and you were ignorant enough to speed up and try to hit him through a yellow light. i was trying to save a dog with two broken legs, i tried to flag the woman down to tell her to stop. she was going to hit the dog. she intentionally tried to run me over and the dog over. you know i'm not surprised at the number of pedestrian fatalities. i'm a pedestrian myself. the signals at maryland pkwy, and desert inn, they don't always work when you push the bu

drone deliveries giving people living on a small island and marilyn pfister access to much to a medicine the white house, in fact, just wants its drone pilot program source island already has telemedicine which allows islanders to video chat with a doctor now though it will just take minutes for a drone to deliver prescriptions to that island. >> we don't have an pharmacy and with the drone capability we would be able to make the diagnosis by telemedicine and then deliver the medicine even if the boat running. if all goes according to plan a first-run flight could happen late this year or possibly an changer that would be. it opens deliveries the door of deliveries of all kinds. and then you're going to be jet.com to do the drone deliveries. >> a lot of safety in the spotlight after a ten -year-old died at a water park in kansas put your finger to good use. person to person transfers on the firstbank mobile app. put your finger to good use. person to person transfers on the firstbank mobile app. >> we continue to follow a developing story involving a teenage girl who went missing sunday

if lefty's does it get it will reportedly go here - next to marilyn monore, and this - a very small statue of hillary clinton fully clothed. it's tony bennett day in san francisco that declaration from the mayor today. as a bronze statue of the singer was unveiled. at the fairmont hotel. to celebrate his 90th birthday. festivities continue tonight at the giants game. >> vicki:and that's where kron 4's dan kerman is. as he joins us live with more. >> reporter: as you are morris forspent done yet for a today. sining singing >> reporter: at the celebrated. but for a man on the ground war that it is the first performed in december 1961. and he is still growing 90 and still making it . . >> reporter: as you know of a brilliant idea and cure it pirate. >> reporter: 3 concord and 7161 in san francisco, now here's some good news it should begin to prove and a stronger seabury's film permit those quarter the bay area assess " it's heading in their direction. so it will remain hazy in the bay area in the next five to seven days see lie pollutants out there as well. san francisco's starting off with

gwen stefani and marilyn manson of mice and men f you're more of a nightclub person, lil jon at hard well at hawks and excess. off the strip, dave coz at the smith center. at the palms, jackson brown and culture club. edwin mccain at hard rock. and pablo cruz and tony orlando at the south point. in the downtown scene, melissa etheridge at the fremont and here at our home stage, silver sun pick up at brooklyn mall. this has been your live nation, music minute. and now time for the lucky seven, your seven best bets for the weekend in vegas. kiln holmes between the lines is a musical journey of contemporary hits, traditional standards and homes to song that connect with the audience. summer nights show. with more than 100 million albums sold, four grammys, numerous country music and people's choice awards, enjoy all of her timeless classics in her musical journey. see eddy griffin live at the rio. says all the things you would think about but never say out loud. puff it up uncensored is a improvisational concept never world class pop tears irreverent off the cuff comedy show h outrageou

. >> reporter: event organizer marilyn washington harris wants to see community policing improved. >> the neighborhood knows who their police officers are. i think that they could be a whole lot better. and for them to say that it is little john and his mother. and you know to let them come here to take them. that is the difference when they come in. and they will see a six-foot- two young man where he will be 20 to 25. he is only 60. >> police are interacting with kids. >> we are also breaking a chance to have meals and food together and hopefully that will open up their dialogue and to bring awareness to how to bring crimes in our neighborhood. >> reporter: a few blocks away their night out for safety liberation will be an alternative to their national night out. >> solving problems that have to do with law enforcement, that they actually don't require their individual conversations. they will require their changes. >> reporter: and cash wind with the elevators that will call it an opportunity to have a broader conversation about things that will keep their communities healthy. >> r

police say 18-year-old dennis moody is behind an assault at an apartment complex near 47th avenue and marilyn and accused of two other attacks on women officers tell us that they used dna to link moody to the crimes and they say he actually confessed. moody is now facing one count of sexual assault and two counts of sexual abuse. >>> three men looking for drugs and money invade a home in arizona city. terrorizing the man and woman inside. pinal county sheriff's deputies say that invaders busted into the wrong place. tonight they need your help to catch them. steve krafft has the story. >> 11:00 p.m., arizona city, south of the valley, pinal county sheriff's deputies say a 46-year-old man and his roommate this woman in her 60s inside this home. >> somebody knocked on the door and he answered it. these guys came in with bandannas. >> they demanded, their words here, weed and money. the man who opened the door asked, what are you talking about? >> one had a pistol and hit him in the face and he went and got down on the floor. one guy went in the back and i was in the back room and he took off. >

marilyn mosby publicly said the wife was a legal knife, that he was able to have it, that the chargesanted. listen to the defense response at this point to that. >> so from moment one, it was our position that miss mosby was misleading everyone. and continued to do that until she had no choice after she was caught and we inspected the knife and then she changed the focus. because her singular goal was to indict charge in her mind prosecute and convict these officers. >> we reached out to the state attorney's office for a response on this. they said they do have no comment. the defense went on to tell me, and we heard this in open court, through discovery process, they would learn about possibly exculpatory materials that they didn't have, they would ask the prosecution for it, they couldn't get it, the judge would demand the prosecution hand it over, but what about the medical examiner that the lead detective said she had in her notes and she was toying with that this was all an accident. marilyn moss buy has said, the lead detective made that up, wrote those in the notes after the fa

. >> that is right, tori down the shore and we had a big celebration, marilyn's 25th and now we're talking food. we are in sea isle. turf watch foresee gulls you know what i mean. >>> or the children. >> "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> dave brown is in for scott pelley tonight. >> jb. >> tonight on the "cbs evening news" race in the presidential campaign. trum april peels to minority voters after calling hillary clinton a big ol while clinton ties trump to the another movement. >>> we will break it down. opioid market gross as new drug hit the street. centennial celebration of purple magic majesties, i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd

in bridgeport, marilyn moore and ed gomes won their respective primaries as did house members andre baker jr. voter turn out was very light with only a dozen lelthive and a >>> donald trump is trying to quell the controversy over his latest comments about his democratic opponent. in north carolina today, the republican presidential nominee once again accused hillary clinton of planning to abolish the second amendment, but this time he took it a step further. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> some groups, idi democrats and gun control advocates, interpreted that as a call for violence against clinton. the trump campaign denies that, and he later tried to clarify what he meant in an interview with fox news. >> obviously you're saying that there's a strong political movement within the second amendment, and if people mobilize and vote, they can stop hillary from having this impact on the court. but that's not how the media is spinning it. what's your reaction to it? >> well, i just heard about

where plans are to put it next to marilyn monroe - not exactly naked - but covered with a fig leaf. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. new tonight at 8. parents and faculty members want him out. they are talking about doctor sean virnig. he is the superintendent of the california school for the deaf. here in fremont. staff members and parents say, doctor virnig has destructive behavior. and it is causing teachers to leave, student enrollment to drop. and morale to sink. wallet thieves strike again where police say the new cases are happening and the reward being offered. california becomes the first state to approve a controversy practice --- motorcycle lane splitting. and next. in moments her life changed. we talk to the husband of a mom left severely injured when a tree limb came crashing down on her. a devastating diagnosis.for a bay area mother severely injured by a falling tree limb. it was one week ago.when that limb came crashing down at washington square park in san francisco. tonight that mother of two is recovering at san francisco general hospital. that's where

it couldd happen tody is hurricane marilyn is heading west as a category two storm towards the big island resident stockpilingde food and water boarding up their window so i windows hawaii was lastedi by a meantime of florida and north carolina residents prepared for separate tropical systems we will keep you posted on what what is happening there. he scored all of his remaining shares for a total of five-point and million $9 million. he buying the rights to chart charge used by hp r aids patiens and hiking its price by 5,000 percent. he was later arrested for running a ponzi scheme. seventeen minutes after 8:00 o'clock is your time we are getting plugged in with todd maney.ug >> human is doing as well as we are getting moderate amounts more attendance why what is the deal with the that wire you're game's listen i can't afford it it is a school night a lot going on. a lot of money for cavs games and gear and you don't have to buy you can bring in your own food. every time i look for tickets expand the mid range price at. >> upper-level tickets are going for 20 bucks. get downtown cheer b

. >> marilyn monroe. >> do you know what they call that? >> the day of rabbit? >> i don't know.y pay attention in my classes. >> pigs. >> oh, my god. you're on fire. who is this? >> i don't know. >> who's this? [ bleep ]. >> is he the one who said make america great? >> i don't know. >> he was around in the '80s? >> i wasn't around in the '80s. was that reagan? >> yes. >> reagan had a famous saying. mr. gorbachev, tear down this -- >> -- place. >> tear down this -- >> i don't know. >> wall. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> give me a pound. excellent. who's this? >> i have no idea. >> i wish i didn't know who he was either. >> your ancestor? you kind of look alied. >> his mouth looks familiar, but i don't know. >> jimmy -- >> -- buffett. ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville ♪ >> jimmy. >> not hendrix. >> ca. >> i don't know. >> jimmy carter. big hostage crisis with what country during his administration? >> iraq? no. afghanistan. >> are those countries? >> i don't know. >> egypt. >> russia. >> no. >> berlin. >> berlin's not a country. >> irania. >> can i tap out? is th

. >> reporter: sanders is accused of stabbing marilyn and paula last week. >> they take the time with the patients and explain things to it they go way respond. >> reporter: the relationship between sanders and the nuns unknown, if there even was one. police did findest of a break-in and a sister's car was missing, though, later found. >> at first it's just sort of a relief that we have name and a face and a story to add to this narrative. >>> but he still wants to know why the murders same question they're asking in stoneham. >> he's gonna have to pay for what he did. >> this give their lives up for other people and then somebody does something horrible like, that it's unfathomable. >> even after a hoin news crime, catholicism asks of its followers one very difficult thing, and that is to forgive. and some parishioners here say >> parishioners like teresa. >> she would say to forgive. we need to forgive from our hearts people like that and god will be the judge. >> sister paula's final resting place will be in kentucky. >>> authorities in stark new hampshire have identified a victim

brown shared much of his life with marilyn davis, she saw have the afternoon before he was murdered. i can't imagine why anyone would want to hurt them. >>> there was a shark spotted in the san francisco bay. a man on his kayak saturday morning saw the shark a few feet away. we showed you this video last night and today the man who sent it to us met with us to share his tail. >>reporter: how close is too close? a started out as a normal day. like he did every saturday he got into his kayak from south beach harbor but this weekend >> i saw a lot of sea lions and birds and i see porpoises sometimes but never a shark. >>reporter: a mile and a half outage of the san francisco bay. >> it stuck around long enough for them to get his cell phone out. >> it did not go under the water. it stayed right there. >>reporter: he got as close to it as he could >> i got nervous when it read right underneath my kayak. i was scared about that. >>reporter: experts advises staying away from shark but this was video he wanted to capture. >> i didn't think my wife would believe me. >>reporter: after seeing

kanye has gone after upton vanity fair that up as marilyn monroe. kanye believed it should of gone to kim. in fact he went on a 42 minute radio rant over this. stay tuned. >>> courtney cox admits she regrets some of the cosmetic procedures that she has had done. in this episode of running wild she said have done things that i regret and likely ey because it's not always been my best look. she went on to say that as a woman in hollywood getting older is not the easiest thing. i think i was trying to keep up with being older and sometimes you find yourself trying and then you look at a picture and go, oh god i look horrible. is that depressing or what? just don't tell kim kardashian. her juicy question of the single morning. final guesses? >> i think calling in sick. >> take this job and shove it. >> that is a decent guess. >> i like tamara when she says what is for dinner? >> one of us in this room thought about that this morning. which one? >> i would say 2 of us. >> i would say i have fun with you guys. i wish we could started 8 am. >> when the ala

the big island under a hurricane warning as hurricane marilyn churns in the specific -- pacific. peop >>> a number of hurricanes are brewing. jimmy? >> we have a tropical depression in the gulf of mexico which could turn to a tropical storm later on today. pretty active of course our neck of the woods. this is madeleine almost falling apart. that could be good news. behind it is lester. here at home, no major problems. to date later on we could see a couple of storms. two for the valley. 6, white mountains. 3, northern arizona. 2 means certain storms could rock phoenix. 105 degrees, developing storms and average temperatures. great skies. these storms up a lot of dust and air quality goes down. humid with light wind. no major concerns. this is the radar in flagstaff, tuscon, phoenix is looking quiet. the monsoon is active across southeast, new mexico, carlsbad, roz well. upper midwest, kansas city, which atop light -- wichita the system is coming off the carolina coast moving off and weakening. you can see tampa with heavy showers and storms coming in ahead of a system. this is t

from his print of marilyn monroe, to a can of soup, he would redefine how we look at art. a man inspired by the mundane, andy warhol. he had a gift painting a new and he used one of today's most nostalgic cans, campbell's soup, to make his break into the world of art on july 9, 1962. "andy warhol was an extraordinary painter. but a point in fact what made him great was in fact what as he said himself, the mirror of his times." warhol got his start as a commercial illustrator in new york city, printing ads in magazines. but he wanted his work galleries, a place where commercial art was undesired. but the time was on his side. in the mid-1950's, pop art emerged in britain and moved to the states in the late '50s. "warhol was ahead of his time." to make his mark in the world of art and pop art specifically, warhol capitalized on a part of adapting american culture, mass produced commercialism. painted the 32 flavors on individual canvases. and displayed them as weknow them, in rows shelved in a grocery aisle. only beginning warhol's iconic production of art we know today. "i

. >> marilyn monroe is failing across the ocean tonight or tonight or at least one-of-a-kind pieces from the late actress. jewelry and even wore on the big screen for the cruise ship was docked in brooklyn earlier today where we got a sneak peek. the items are part of a larger collection of the actresses possessions that will be sold by julien's auctions in november. >> former cia operative stepping into the national "spotlight". meet the newest candidate for president who hopes you will choose him over clinton and trump. >> the mac & cheese guys back. why the college student has had >> a seaworld visitor learns the hard way what happens when you get too close to the dolphin eat well for less. only at my stop & shop. it's clear that a lot of prominent republicans are not too happy with donald trump's campaign. one of them is launching his own independent bid for the white house. joe toohey introduces us to the candidate. >> both of our major party candidates are unfit for the responsibilities they seek. >> that's the logic behind the newest candidate. >> trump is weak. trump is a weak ca

center and regional vice president of the moscone center operations since 19 ti he is survived by marilyn of 56 years and two children greg and laura and 5 greater than dick moved to san francisco in 19 ti after working an long beach as a 45 members of the managers he served on numerous committees as a member of the board of supervisors and collected as chairman of the i va r foundation if 88 to 89 and severed as president of the organization in 1994 through 95 and received the association highest honor the charles a award in 2002 in 2011 dick was the respiratory of the international conference lifetime achievement are award from the association of venue managers inc. and excellent member of the travel association a member of the san francisco chamber of commerce, a board member of the 5 and mission and a trustee of the i organization t s e 16 pension plan he always listened as one listed as one of the most influential people in the industrial industry when we wasn't working dick would ride his motorcycle and cheer on the giants and loved that spending a lot of time with friends and famil