alice almost loses her job. that was a very demeaning experience where she's denied a coca-cola to wash down some aspirin for a migraine headache in a local drugstore. she's fed up. she can't take it anymore because complacency is not part of alice's character. and she finds a way out on a bulletin board in the post office. it's a recruitment notice for entry-level typing jobs in the federal government. wartime jobs. she applies. she hauls her own typewriter to the post office. she takes a test. she's nervous, the typewriter is crummy anyway, she plunks the typing -- flunks the typing part. she does so well on the written part of the test that the postmaster invites her to take the typing part over. she aces it. she gets a telegram gloria the day before thanksgiving, and it tells her to the report for work in washington on monday morning. p sunday she gets on the train. and off she goes. she knows no one in washington d.c., she has nowhere to stay. but a teacher always told the students if you ever find yourself

alice: el nopal, tan Único como la tierra que lo pare. ♪ ♪ alice: quÉ bonita ediciÓn.chita que ya la vimos en la nota. alan: y mientras tanto, que les parece si nos dicen quiÉn cumpleaÑos y nosotros aquÍ lo festejamos con ustedes. presentador: asÍ mismito es, alan, empezamos a celebrar a agustÍn y a joaquín de la florida que estÁn cumpliendo siete aÑos. alejandro: y ese abrazo caliente hasta texas, jazmÍn fabela, cuatro aÑos. ximena: tambiÉn a efraÍn bello. ana: tambiÉn lizbeth lÓpez cumple 19 aÑos y parece modelo. johnny: y este verso gigantesco se le quiero enviar a nuestra querida de la casa, karla monroig. todos: te queremos karla! ♪ ♪ ♪ por ti me he vuelto un poeta ♪ ya yo tengo un armario de pÁginas completas que escribo cuando te veo ♪ ♪ y eso me hace feliz, feliz, feliz ♪ presentadora: atenciÓn, entÉrate cÓmo no saber uno de estos padres tÓxicos que son controladores, se la pasan comparÁndolo ridiculizando sus hijos. aquÍ sabes cuando te estÁs sobrepasando en los lÍmites del control normal. alejandro: y tambiÉn, lÍnea de rÍo nos trae la sorpresa que los tigres

>> reporter: alice's family has retained the office of bay area civil rights attorney john burress to investigate her death. >> there are some suggestions that the officers had not properly identified themselves as officers and were plain clothe officers and thus them coming upon the car with ms. brown frightened her. >> reporter: the town hall quickly devolved in to protest. >> we were more in danger by the guns be fired. >> reporter: before it was cut short by chief suhr. >> we're going to take your information in the back. >> alice brown's family did in fact meet with chief suhr before the meeting this afternoon in san francisco. we're also told that they are going to decide whether or not to file a lawsuit against the department pending the results of their own independent investigation in to alice brown's death. >>> a big scare for an elderly woman when a burglary suspect barged in to her palo alto home. what followed was a two-hour standoff on elsinore drive. the woman in her 90s and her caretaker manage today get out unharmed. police in s.w.a.t. teams moved in. >> the great new

. >> donna hartman signed the policy and her signature was witnessed by alice kessain. alice kessain lived next door to the mcginnises, but she denied signing the insurance form. as proof she pointed out her name was misspelled on the document. >> people don't misspell their own names when they sign their names. that's a red flag to the document examiner, to the prosecutor, to anyone involved in the case. >> alice kessain's signature did not match her known signature samples. and it had an unusual backwards slant. >> backhand slanting isn't necessarily evidence of forgery but it is evidence of someone trying to change the way they write. >> with a court order, investigators forced virginia mcginnis to provide a handwriting sample. >> i asked her to write alice kessain's name first in her own natural handwriting and then i asked her to write it in a backhand slant, because that's how it appeared on the questioned document. >> forensic document examiners concluded virginia mcginnis had signed alice kessain's name on the insurance policy. >> it was not any different from h

. >>> also in the program, alice is here counting down to the ecb rate decision. alice? >> you're right, cara. world markets waiting for the european central bank to unveil exactly how and when it will try to trigger growth in this stagnant block. but is it too little too late or are investors confident that mario draghi's plan will provide much-needed economic stimulus? >>> hello, midday here in london. 7:00 a.m. in washington. 9:00 p.m. in seoul, where an attacker has slashed the face of the u.s. ambassador to south korea. it was at a breakfast meeting that mark lippert was knifed by a man, calling for the reunification of north and south korea. it left him needed 80 stitches. the north has described the attack as just punishment for u.s. warmongers. our correspondent in seoul is stephen evans. >> reporter: the attack was vicious and serious. ambassador lippert was struck with a knife at a breakfast meeting the at an arts center in the south korean capital. a 55-year-old man lunged at him, slashing him twice, once in the face and once across the body. >> i'm bleeding h

alice: karla puede!ponga mi negocio de los tubos. yo voy caminando han de decir por atrÁs cara de tentaciÓn, y por el frente cara de arrepentimiento. tengo un novio de 40 aÑos. repotera 30 aÑos menor que tÚ? mary: sÍ. que no se sientan grandes, que no porque tengan una arruga aquÍ se vayan a estirar. no. nos vemos mejor asÍ, nuestro cuerpo... quÉ hacemos? el ejercicio, la alimentaciÓn es bien importante. no se encierran en un problema. ya pasÓ, lo que tenÍa que pasar pasÓ. el hoy es lo principal. vivan el hoy. reportera: marÍa nos enseÑÓ la felicidad sin edad. karla: aquÍ estÁ marÍa! alan: 77 aÑos, que fuerza, quÉ maravilla! se ve espectacular! karla: marÍa, quÉ bÁrbara. alan: la veo muy relajada. mary: mucho. encantados todos mis hijos, mis nietos, mi bisnieto todavÍa no porque no habla. karla: dÉjame decirte, quisiera estar asÍ como tÚ. alan: estÁs sabrosÍsima. la verdad increÍble. karla: me impresiona como cambia de posiciÓn como si nada. me dijeron que andas conquistando echados por ahÍ. mary: todos

alice >> good morning supervisors. my name is alice [inaudible] board member of the [inaudible] neighborhood association. i'm here on behalf of the borebd and our president lisa [inaudible] she is out of town to kbraess proposed amendments to admend administrative code to establish the community advisory committee for the public land for housing. supervisor yee we thank you for your leadership z commitment to insure the balo ow reservoir study and includes a representation och the community and giving the knhunty a voice to help shape the project. we are asking for-we are asking for to insure that the seats represent the community interest. we want a honest and transapparent process and are willing to give time to develop the site [inaudible] cac have true community representation and the proposed amendment are the amendments that the gentlemen before we mentioned so we are in support of that and you have a letter from lisa spunauly explaining the membership amendments that sunaside is proposing. if it isn't possibilit

alice, we wish you safety and happy to hear the worst has passed. still experiencing strong winds tom get more on where pam is head d headed next we have more from derek van dam. >> i can't imagine what the people and alice were experiencing the last 12 to 15 hours. seeing the first images coming out of the area. where is the storm headed? good question. what i want to show is port villa which is in the south other? portions of the chain. you see that the winds are starting to subside. the center of the storm is well to the south. in fact, it's about 300 kilometers or so to the east/southeast of new caledonia. i'll step back to show this is fiji on the right-hand side of the television screen. i want to show you the moments of when it passed over port villa. this is the projected path. by the early workweek late bond is monday, we have this skimming the eastern portions of the north island of new zealand. this is the track of the tropical cyclone. as it made direct landfall with port villa. by the way this is the second most powerful landfalling cyc

he also said after he was tased, officer alice kicked him one time in the left eye, four or five times in the head and twice in the ribs. i want to note that mr. fontenot was not involved in the armed robbery. >> we had two tell us what happened here. obviously, it's days tasteful and we don't wish anyone to go through. >> reporter: he has a preliminary hearing set for the end of march on aggravated assault charges. doug shimell, "nbc10 news." >>> philadelphia police are looking for a man who stabbed a delivery driver in a dining hall bathroom at la salle university this afternoon. the driver was washing his hands in the bathroom around 2:00 when the suspect stabbed him in the shoulder. police have not released a motive. the driver is in stable condition. la salle placed the school on lockdown while they investigated. >> they did a really good job letting us know. i texted my parents at 2:00 and by 2:06 la salle notified us of the lockdown and what happened. they let us know really fast. >> la salle lifted the lockdown after about 45 minutes. >>> from our south jersey bureau, a teacher

and i declined because of the proximity of my home to this site when i was called back against by alice barkley they needed avoidance to move things along from the planning department i looked at the record and thought that was time to end this those are my neighbors as well variance decision is based on pretty simple set of facts it is like the sightings of the home and which is toward the rear of the lot in fact a portion of the home is in the rear yard before we started what you have in front of you i'm going to try this gadget i brought ambassador if it works mr. rubbing benefit it will help us more mr. pacheco. >> okay. so what we have here shaded what is code compliant building portion of the lot that this homes adds to it is the front and west that was part of defining features of what is a preservation asset yes, it is a contributor to a potential historic district but i'm going to tell you i've done 10 homes and every single has to deal with the issue and if the planning department wants to change it's approach a lot of people would be delighted it's not that but the fact it st

alice mayhew says the most surprising was she was a real partner. how did you get -- or why did alice mayhew do this for your book? david stewart: i can't explain her behavior in any regard. i'm delighted she was able to say such nice things. she may have had some of the reaction i did. when we look at this era, we look at men. it is a tonic to see the world through female eyes. women's lives were not well recorded from that era. it is something many historians are trying to repair now and trying to improve our understanding of that. i think that is probably a feature of it. brian lamb: you started something called the washington independent review books. chairman of the board. david stewart: a bunch of us did. brian lamb: how did that start and why? david stewart: a bunch of us in the washington area, editors and readers, just depressed that look reviews where and disappearing from mainstream media. so we decided it is like a nikki reed anime movie. we would do it ourselves. --mickey rooney movie. we would do it ourselves. we would write reviews ev

. >> okay opening it up for public comment michael as alice rogers. >> good afternoon. my name is michael ann though i'm on the board of directors of the neighborhood association and also a member of its retail working group we've been working with the building under the tenant on this project and so i'm here to speak in favor of it you have in your position our letter of support on the 101 townsend i'd like to reiterate this endorsement both the building owner and tenant have worked to diligently accommodate the wishes to make the ground floor assessable we greatly appreciated that effort and strongly urge you to support the project more a adjoin comment whether or not a their governed by the second street interim control we hope you'll take into account the needs of the resident in that area our area is becoming tremendously more residential than a lot of folks in the city realize i know there's a lot of pulth and, of course, the giant by the residents are really coming to the forefront. >> the business and the neighborhood associations are attempting to build a vibra

alice is here. alice, the new normal?hat people are saying about the state of the chinese economy. a little tease there, james. absolutely right. our top story on business today. china, we're looking out, because premiere li keqiang addressed 3,000 people at the npc. it sets out the policies of the ruling communist party for the year ahead. as for the financial market the focus has been on economic growth. china's now growing at its slowest pace in 24 years. so how will the world cope with this -- james said it -- the new normal? that's one of the questions we'll try to be later on. but we're also talking about the european central bank. it's preparing to give details of its trillion-euro stimulus program, to kick start the world's economy in a meeting just a couple of hours' time from now. the prospect of large-scale quantitative easing, that's the printing of new money, to punt into the financial system is one of the reasons that investors have been punishing the euro on foreign exchange markets. currently, it's at its

of support of services they trust to help them get more successful you'll see that demonstrate in alice griffith we had an infusion of dollars mother person i want to thank over and over again our fellow certainty nancy pelosi she's allowed us to demonstrate what we're felt is behind the entire vision authenticity not so much investment in barker but we began with investing in people first and letting the residents we care about they're to be treated as full fledged residents of san francisco this is the conversation that leandro and i have time and time again she's led the effort to make sure that our budget is appropriately supported of our public housing residents not just so we can survive or die on our own is where he to lend that because guess what the people that will there are san franciscans ease kept we fail they fail we needed everything we needed tenant applicant and people that believe in us and demonstrate that quickly and have all the agencies including our police officers our firefighters and bishgz building inspectors our expertise that has been involved tremors in the

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changes and the community conversation. >> so it's a priority perfect so one of the last questions for alice as todco if you could just briefly can you tell me about the similarities too your community-based alleyways and little process we've heard mr. wynn's low talk about. >> okay. i think that the living alleys tool kit is a good document and there's a long process to fourth the tool kit but it is a little bit disconcerting about the prototype that can be applied to any street without looking at the context of the block and that's where our process is different eater maybe i missed that in the document it seems like the analysis stage to get to the alley was short in a living alley only a month and it takes longer than than that to figure out who's on the block and the traffic and different needs are so i say one the keys is the length of time and also, we focused a lot on pedestrian safety and security in selma if you don't have eyeing on the street and someone other people - survivalist is a big concern like security cameras there are people drive through selma likes it's a freeway so h

not once during the movie was she not alice, i think she's still alice right best picture went to "birdman with the exception of "american sniper" they didn't make much at the box office. the academy awards is one of the host hyped events of the year. there's a lot of pressure to have an opinion about which movies and actors will win, even if you haven't seen them. we sent a camera to hollywood boulevard to ask people what they thought about real nominated movies and about some things we made up. a special oscar night edition of "lie witness news." >> what did you think of helen mirin's performance in "birdman"? was it powerful? >> the whole time, you're trying to get different emotions out of it. but something i recommend seeing, it was wonderful. >> did you think it was overkill that julianne moore cried for 90 minutes in "cryface"? was that just right? >>t was just right. never overkill to cry. just let it out. >> what did you think of the controversial moment in "boyhood" where they killed the boy right off the bat? >> it was pretty emotional, a good movie. >> did you think it was righ

this document which will be a road map with short-term and long-term goals and i also want to thank alice in wonderland in my office that's been working on the issue and participate sxooefb on behalf of my office in part of the updating so alice in wonderland thank you for that water department with that colleagues if no introductory remarks we've precede and balancing the budget from the office of economic workforce development to present followed by liz from the county transportation authority. >> thank you excuse me. is ben. the night life from the office of economic workforce development joined here by jocelyn the executive director of entertainment commission and jointly leading the working group over the past 9 ms. supervisor kim thank you for your leadership on this and thank you to the mayor as well for his support with the release of that report today we've reached an important milestones for the late night transportation group with that map we have the next steps to improve the late night transportation for the san francisco workers and visitors and also want to thank the must b

. >>> reporter: with the family of alice brown watching san francisco police chief greg suhr released details into tuesday night's officer- involved shooting at pine and van ness. the official narrative that brown tried to back over plainclothes officers in a stolen zipcar and took off hitting multiple cars and driving up on the sidewalk before officers fired the fatal shots but that story was challenged by people who said they were there. >> one of first cars she hit was bumper cars, i was terrified. what you said was not true, it's not true! >> reporter: a crowd tired of officer-involved shootings in the city were vocal in their officers to the police chief and the department. [ screaming ] [ inaudible ] >> quit your job, retire! >> ma'am, ma'am, you had a question? >> reporter: alice's family retained the office of bay area civil rights attorney john burruss to investigate her death. >> there is some suggestion that the officers had not properly identified themselves as officers and were plainclothes officers and thus them she was frightened. >> reporter: the town hall quickly devo

he heads south and tells sherman that the deal is alice -- off. in accordance, a he has to give johnston 48 hours notice that hostility will resume unless johnston accepts appomattox terms. sherman decides that is just the way it has to be. he sent a message to johnston. sherman's message arrives at headquarters one hour after davis'telegram accepting the terms. now there is nothing left for the men to do. they have to meet again at the bennett house on april 26. now they have to hammer out an agreement based on the appomattox terms. initially, johnston says he does not -- it does not offer his men enough will stop the soldiers are flooding to north carolina robyn, pillaging. they don't have enough to live on. my men have to have more than these terms. sherman brings along his second in command schofield ifa clever fellow. he makes a proposal. he says, for the authorities in washington, we give them the appomattox terms. then, we draft a second agreement that we send a few days later, a supplemental agreement, giving general johnston what he wants

director of the film "still alice alice."er depiction of a woman suffering from alzheimer's disease. he was fighting his own battle against als, lou gehrig's disease from which he died this week. richard glatzer was 63 years old. >>> in london a woman with true star power was a little star struck today. kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge paid a visit to the set of "downton abbey" in the studios where many of the indoor scenes are filmed. most cast members were there. kate especially said to be fascinated by the downstairs part of the tour including a look inside the kitchen. "downton abbey" is produced by nbc universal. >>> when we come back here tonight, family night goes back to the future. rney to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today.

alice is here for us. and alice, it's greece's time to pay up. >> absolutely right.in our main business headlines, kasia, the cash-strapped nation due to make a large loan payment to the international monetary fund. greece has struggled to meet its recent debt obligations as its access to emergency funding has been severely reinstructed by its creditors. they say that greece will not be given another lifeline until deeper economic reforms are made. greece still owes the imf just shy of $1 million this month. today, the country is handing over another payment of 591 million. that's after it paid $355 million last friday. and the final payment this month of $55 million is then due on friday the 20th of march. at 10:30, we'll delve a little bit more deeply into the cash-strapped finances of greece with our economic correspondent, around 12:30 "gmt" for that. and angela merkel says she wants closer high-tech corporation with china, as she opens a major i.t. business fare. mrs. merkel was speaking where hundreds of chinese companies will exhibit their tech marvels this we

this is world business report with me alice baxter.e hearing from the world's biggest advertising firms. but after months of speculation and weeks of debate on whether it will work today the european central bank finally starts its trillion euro quantitative easing program. the plan which will essentially pump new money into the financial system aims to trigger growth in the stagnating eurozone. deflation and high unemployment means that the region's economy continues to struggle seven years after the financial crisis first kicked off. we'll be hoping to talk to our correspondent, who's at the site of the ecb's meeting in just a moment. but first, the world's biggest advertising company, wpp, has reported record profits. the firm made almost $2.2 billion in 2014. that's a rise of 12% on the year before. now, the global giant aimed to host ad agencies all around the world, including jwt and employ some 175,000 people. speaking to world business report a little earlier, wwp chief executive gave us his thoughts on what the bumps in the ro

i knew i had a problem. >> reporter: alice sought treatment in 2009 and dr.says all in all, he has a 92% success rate. >> people will not believe it when we tell them they're ready to fly. so what happens to them, they get on the plane and they are waiting for the predictable anxiety which doesn't come. >> my life is completely different. i want to fly. i want to go away ten times a year. i don't even care, i haven't been to australia yet but i can't wait to fly to australia. >> reporter: patients usually need 12 to 16 hours of this therapy. it's not cheap. a one-hour session costs $200 to $6,000 $600. alice will tell you this kind of fear affects careers and life styles and can have a big impact. >> indeed. you have to trouble for work and for play. >> exactly right. >> thanks. >>> you travel a lot. does it bother you? >> absolutely not. but passengers like you sitting next to me that's another story. >> really? >> i have missed you so much. >>> lawmakers in two states proposing new measures that would exceed the federal version of stolen valor law. we will

this is world business report with me alice baxter. in a minute something to salivate at the near thought of it but others foam in anger. i'm talking about foie gras. but first this hour internet company yahoo! is closing its china office as part of a worldwide consolidation, aimed at cutting costs. the beijing research center is yahoo!'s only remaining physical presence in the country after it sold its chinese operations no alibaba in 2005. a spokesperson says that around 350 jobs would be eliminated. well here's martin patience in beijing. >> well the news has spread fast and a local employment agency has pulled a pr stunt and offering jobs to the sacked yahoo! employees. the internet giant says that more than 300 staff will be laid off from what is the last remaining office in mainland china. it was a research center and one of the employees has been reacting to the news. >> i don't understand why the company is sacking us. maybe because it's better for yahoo!'s global strategy. it is very sad to say good-bye to my colleagues. >> re

and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and viewers like you. thanky >> garrison keillor: seamus heaney grew up the eldest of nine children on a 50 acre farm in northern ireland, his father a cattle dealer, his mother's family worked in the linen mills. when he was 12, he won a scholarship to a catholic school, learned latin and gaelic. over the years, his poetry has become enormously popular, especially since he won the nobel prize in literature in 1995. >> blackberry picking. late august, given heavy rain and sun for a full week, the blackberries would ripen. at first, just one-- a glossy purple clot among others, red, green, hard as a knot. you ate that first one, and its flesh was sweet like thickened wine: summer's blood was in it leaving stains upon the tongue and lust for picking. then red ones inked up and that hunger sent us out with milk cans, pea tins, jam-pots where briars scratched and wet grass bleached our boots. 'round hayfields, cornfields, and potato-drills we trekked and picked until the cans were full; until the tinkling bot

african- american about five feet 11 inches tall, weighing 220 pounds with a shaved head and the word "alice" tattooed on his neck. >>reporter:when he escaped he was wearing a jail-issued green shirt and pants. >>reporter:one deputy is being treated for non-life threatening injuries after being involved in a scuffle with carter. >>reporter: department is conducting the investigation. >>reporter:and now we want to turn our attention to the weather. this is a live look outside at the embarcadero. >>reporter:another nice day expected all across the bay area. let's go to meteorologist erica kato with your weekend forecast. >>erica: no problems or visibility in stamford conditions as a second live look at the golden gate bridge you notice that at this for a clear out there will now have a default form in the north bank is a great time believe the house perhaps you're heading out for morning jog or you're getting up to grab but is a blow cold up there to the to have dropped into the 30's because of the clear conditions for santa rosa and a bottle and the level at 38 degrees and 46 of the door and

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and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. and viewers like you. thank you. >> i'm evan smith, she's an author, comedian, political commentator and activist, and cocreator of of "the daily show. she's lizz winstead. >> i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. >> the night that i win the emmy, being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information there is no freedom, and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, goes to 11. >> lizz winstead, welcome. >> thank you,. >> so nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> this is a good time to be in the political talk show business. you're a cocreator of "the daily show". getting to be almost 20 years ago. this is salad days of the whole genre of programs. do you think the show is a refreaks of the times, those kinds of shows are a reflection of the times wes live in or are the times a reflection of the successes of those shows? >> i think that when we launched the daily show in '

wait for nats take vo ---esto tras el reciente tiroteo donde ''alice brown'' muri a manos de dos agentesas autoridades indicaron que los oficiales investigaban el robo de un vehculo estacionado en la gasolinera entre ''van ness'' y ''pine''... ---cuando se aproximaron.. la mujer huy chocando contra varios vehculos y propiedades... ---los detectives dijeron que le dispararon para detenerla... ---algunos testigos cuestionan la versin policial y otros creen que la mujer puso en peligro a la polica y transentes... juanfra/take vo --- en menlo park la polica busca a un sujeto involucrado en un robo ocurrido la madrugada del domingo... ---segn un testigo dos sujetos a bordo de una camioneta chocaron en reversa contra una tienda de cmaras ubicada sobre el 715 de la avenida santa cruz... ---cuando la polica lleg... logr capturar a ''joshua nelson'' quien enfrenta cargos por robo... ---agentes de palo alto atherton y alguaciles del condado de san mateo ayudaron a rastrear el lugar pero no encontraron al otro sospechoso.. --- la polica cree que este robo est vinculado a otros similares ocurridos e

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back to you. >> alice as always thank you very much.lice baxter for us. >>> now let's turn to singapore because authorities there say that the condition of the country's founding father 91-year-old has deteriorated further. mr. lee has been in hospital with pneumonia since early last month and the latest health update says that he remains critically ill in intensive care. now the regular updates on the health of lee have become increasingly grave. the prime minister's office says in a statement that mr. lee remains critically ill in an icu and has deteriorated further. let's cross over to singapore, my colleague has been following this story. ali, bring us up to date with mr. lee's condition now. >> the very latest we have is indeed that statement that you just read out he remains critically ill and his condition has de ter rated. he entered on the 5th of february with pneumonia and regular updates since he's been on mechanical ventlation and sedated. the latest developments seen the grandson of lee yew, the son of lee kwan yew's the cu

he has a tattoo on the left side of the neck that says alice.was wearing a green shirt, brown pants, a freshly shaved head and goatee. we'll continue to follow this story on air and online at abc 7 news bay area. >>> the second phase of a rare six-way kidney transplant is over tonight. part of a two-day operation involving 12 people. six donors, six recipients in all. abc 7's janet oh has an update on the patient's condition. >> reporter: it's very incredible. the transplants went very well for the six recipients involve and the operation started at 7:30 this morning. it wrapped up a couple of hours ago. the staff said this was the largest operation of its kind on the west coast. surgeons were busy all day yesterday and today but they're happy to say there were no complications. and everyone is doing fine. broussard kicked it off she was inspired after losing loved ones. doctors are hoping more people will become altruistic donors. >> i think the longest wait on the waiting list is 2 1/2 years and given that particular person would have likely w

he has a tattoo on the left side of his neck that says alice.o has a freshly shaved head and goatee. deputies say at this point the search continues and we'll keep you posted throughout this newscast. ama? >> thank you, larry. >>> other headlines where you live at 4:30 a coffee distributor that relies on the port of oakland has been forced to lay off employees because of the backlog created by a contract dispute. reporter cornell bernard tweeted this, port dispute is over but coffee annex still waiting for shipments. a spokesman said it's slowly getting better. >>> in san jose there's this search for a shooter who may have targeted the chp. reporter matt keller tweeted that the vehicle was hit by a bullet during a traffic stop. that was on southbound 101 near tully road. no one was hurt, no one has been arrested. >>> it used to be that killers sentenced to life in prison in california almost never got out. even if their sentence included the possibility of parole. changes in the law and politics are leading to a record number of convicted murder

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