dillon got the news from his dad. i just lost it. i-- the one person i depended on my whole life was gone. dennis murphy: lisa's mom, lucy rich, was taken in to see her daughter's body. i just walked around her body and just kept-- i couldn't believe she was gone. dennis murphy: lisa's best friend from the mall, leah frazier, was likewise enormously saddened. i've lost probably my best friend. someone who made me a better person. someone who was good. dennis murphy: because lisa had been in her prime and sound health, her death was categorized as unattended, which meant that the police would take a look before it could be ruled an accident. but what else could it be? a woman home alone working out. a husband who comes back to the house for lunch only to find such a ghastly scene in the basement. it couldn't be anything but an accident. could it? andrea canning: coming up. police do some investigating, and something just doesn't make sense. he's turning down 911 help? it had a red flag to me. yes, it did. some things make your nose tw

he's in awe of clarence dillon, head of the read. and he kind of i think, a several instances i describe in the book he just kind of his view of the world is i would actually operate is that people like clarence dillon they call up world leaders and they say this is what you should. and then when he reads in the newspaper like, this thing has happened, just assumed this is how the world works, whether or not that's actually why somebody acted the way they did. but then throughout the course of the thirties, he is placed in kind of a higher level of responsibility being on corporate boards, being oftentimes executives, secretary in the room who have the kind of sum up, okay, what's here is our conclusion wins. and he gains the confidence in arguing with the really self people and you know sometimes just straightforward important people. and so i mean there's a kind of confidence that he thinks on wall street and and is his kind of propensity for taking risks. i mean, the thing that i think jonathan, i both really love about this in th

area, you can see most of the precipitation is right there right now from inverness and throughout dillon beach into the santa rosa area and all the way into yountville. other notable precipitation areas happens to be around the santa clara valley. you can see it pushing out of the mountainous areas of santa cruz, and also drifting in towards the paterson area. nasty evening commute on that 580 over the altamont pass heading into mountain house. we have a wind advisory. it is in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. the winds will continue to be gusty, up to 50mph. and claudine, next time around will pinpoint exactly when this system will be out of here. and talk about what you need to know for the weekend. >> all right. thank you roberta. well, the deluge this week is contributing to a series of mudslides in the region. there are warning signs residents can look out for to indicate whether your home is in danger. >> first off, if you see a slope starting to sink a little bit, that can be a big indication if you see cracking. if you're towards the top of a slope or cracking in a roadway, th

and it's impossible we cannot win without a good player in his brady mcginnis are bruschi or corey dillonys that when and then i didn't make any things kicks you have to have good players and as a coach, you would give your players a chance to win coming want to put them in a position where they go out there they play well, they will have a chance to win it if they do not name at the start trophy, named the lombardi trophy pretty or the brady trophy. [laughter] [laughter] >> he wanted 17 of them speak up though do respect to our fox calling tom brady is that a good idea. >> no, if they're going to do this, doing it there player, who comes a place kicker and so i'm a different perspective and look it is football should be named after a football player some of you actually kicks the ball. [inaudible]. >> with fans awkwardly games they want to see the place kicking and they want to see the extra point and i feel bad has to get this. >> okay. >> i think they should stay when it is because if you going to name it after a player or seven going to start to change it, what happens in my five more

i'm dillon fabris, community and policy manager at san francisco transit riders and member of the muni know me forever campaign. last week the s.f. mta proposed three scenarios that would bring devastating service cuts to every corner of our city. cuts could include ending muni service hours earlier increasing wait times up to 45 minutes shortening and even entirely eliminating some lines . every one of these cuts will hurt riders who depend on muni to get around the city and access city life. san francisco loves muni but we also need muni expanding access to affordable and reliable transit as a cornerstone to meeting so many of our city's goals from climate to safety to housing to downtown recovery to economic recovery in our neighborhoods. allowing muni to crumble will make it even harder for us to address each of these issues and more. for several years now the mta has been doing what it can to find efficiencies and prepare for its deficit. it was ahead of the game when it came to implementing its hiring freeze. it streamlined its schedule and cut down on operating inefficiencies an