cathy's face.here's no way in the world anything other than this did it. >> jeffrey lamb was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. prosecutors believe jeff wanted out of his marriage. he often told friends that cathy was a poorhouse keeper. but apparently jeff was no better. >> he called her dirty and yet his truck was filthy. he had more garbage in his truck than you would throw out in the street. i don't know if you would call him a hypocrite or something, but he didn't lave better lifestyle than his wife. >> the couple separated for a few years, but even after they reconciled, jeff continued to have affairs. cathy tolerated his infidelity, but she didn't like it. >> i felt very sorry for cathy. i felt very bad because i knew that she loved him very much and i thought she would be very hurt over that. >> jeff was paying off a $20,000 fine for embezzlement, and a divorce would have left him with even less money to make those payments. >> jeff had a friend. he had told him that i'm not goi

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cathy zimmer was found dead in the back of a car parked at the san jose airport. this was in the late '80s. two people have now been arrested, two men very close to her. george kiriyama joins us with the inside story. george? >> reporter: very close to her is right. after 25 years of waiting, cathy zimmer's family found out tonight investigators arrested her husband, david, and his brother robert in connection with her murder. we talked to her daughter debbie by phone tonight. >> shocked, definitely shocked. we're still trying to digest what has been told to us. >> reporter: the answer to who killed cathy zimmer, a 28-year-old san jose mother of two teens, has finally been answered, after 25 long years. investigators say it turns out her killers were people she knew quite well. her husband, david zimmer, and her brother-in-law, robert zimmer. debbie lawrence can't believe it. >> it's senseless, because i don't believe that murder has to happen. but on the other hand, i guess there's a reason why it was -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the brothers have been charged w

. >> reporter: did he have any reason to hurt cathy zimmer? >> absolutely no reason to hurt her, zero reason to hurt her. they were getting a divorce. >> reporter: defense attorney michael cardoza says he and his wife were parting ways on good terms in 1989. but the d.a. said it wasn't exactly so friendly. in fact, he wasted no time in cashing in on her death once she was found strangled to death in the back seat of her car. it was parked at the san jose airport. court documents show that he sold the couple's home for $225,000 and collected more than $180,000 from two life insurance policies. she also left everything to him in her will. >> it's the speed in which he did it within a month of cathy zimmer's death that he had financial motivation to do it. >> the speed with which he did it? so what if he sold the house in a month? >> reporter: he says the evidence is circumstantial. the court document states that david zimmer's brother robert was in cathy's car with her the day she was killed. his dna was found on an intimate area of her clothing

vo cathy zimmer tenia 38 aÑos al momento del crimen y dejo dos adolescentes huerfanos. de su muerte, llevo a sus hijos a la escuela, almorzo con una amiga y asistio a dos clases en la universidad estatal de san jose. pero no llego a casa esa noche. su cadaver fue encontrado dos dias despues en la silla trasera de su vehiculo cubierta con un edredon. katherine live la conversacion sobre este caso se retomo hace aproximadame nte un mes. los investigadore s creen que el edredon colorido y misterioso, por el cual la noticia recibio atencion nacional, podria generar mas pistas en este caso. aun se desconoce si fue este objeto el que llevo al arresto de los dos hombres. en vivo, desde san jose, katherine orozco, noticiero telemundo 48 blanca --un pequeÑo de 3 aÑos y sus abuelos tuvieron que saltar desde un segundo piso para escapar del fuego. take vo --esto despues de un incendio en su apartamento de la calle septima en hayward. --otros familiares del niÑo pudieron salir del lugar pero los abuelos y el pequeÑo no. --la unica forma que podian salir era por la ventana del dormi

a legacy that speaks for itself. >> i pray that the cathy hughes legacy will be that those that had anced quality of life were affected by my existence and my being in business. >>> we'll be right back. promotional consideration provided by -- >>> that wraps it up for this edition of "our world with black enterprise". be sure to visit us on the web at blackenterprise.com/ourworld. you can also like us on facebook. before we go, we leave you with a few more highlights from this year's women of power summit. >> black enterprise women of power summit is a life-changing event. >> i will never miss the event. >> suggest we're going to fly like eagles because we don't hang with turkeys. how would you like to put an extra $50,000 dollars cash in your pocket in the next 90 days? hi. my name is chief denney and i'm all about making a ton of money... fast. i've been able to find, fix and flip hundreds of homes for quick cash. just like on my hit a&e tv show, "flipping san diego." trust me, i've done the research and the deals are here. you just need to know how and where to look. stay tuned beca

the family of cathy zimmer has wondered for 25 years who her killers were. tonight, they are here at the santa clara county jail. her husband and his brother are under arrest. dna evidence found in this car on cathy zimmer's clothing on march 10, 1989 helped investigators break this case. the 38-year-old mother of two was found strangled to death in the backseat of the chrysler parked at the san jose airport. >> we feel between the physical evidence we have as well as other evidence or financial motive, we have the two men responsible for this awful crime. >> two brothers are behind bars. david zimmer and robert zimmer have been charged with murder. her husband was after money. the two were on the verge of diverse when she was killed. he told the house for $32,000 and collected more than 180,000 from two life insurance policies. a court document states that robert's dna was found on an intimate area of her clothing. he told detect is he had no person or sexual relationship with his sister-in-law. >> i feel confident that the newest technology was used in thi

after his d-n-a was found on cathy zimmer's clothing. prosecutors say, it is likely the two brothers could be tried together, as the case moves forward. for the second time in less than 30 days.an acid spill at a company in martinez injures workers. two workers were exposed to sulfuric acid at the tesoro refinery. they were taken to a hospital and treated for burns. back on february 12th. two other workers suffered second degree burns in an acid accident. as for this incident. haz-mat officials says, it apepars to be unrelated to last month's acid spill. residents in one concord neighborhood are fed up and fighting back against crime tonight. a simple sign on a telephone pole issues a warning to criminals in the area. that residents are watching and they won't be afraid any more. kron-4's alecia reid spoke to some residents who say, this message is the first step in taking back their neighborhood. fed up homeowners left notes for the dirtbags casing their neighborhoodletting the culprits know they're being watchedand that they will not a

. >>> sÍ como nos cuenta cathie los niÑos tienen fe que desde allÁ ocurra un milagro que re una de nuevomeses sin Él >>> quiero ser como ellos porque tienen su familia unida y no separada >>> tengo miedo que deporten a mis papÁs >>> quÉ pasa porque estos niÑos nacidos en estados unidos se quedan huÉrfanos >>> la coaliciÓn de derecho pleno de los inmigrantes llegÓ a los Ángeles, piden al papa francisco que interceda por ellos en su junta con obama >>> queremos un milagro con el papa y le mueva el corazÓn al presidente obama y de ternaing ldetenga las deportaciones >>> en la presidencia de obama mÁs de 2 millones de indocumentados han sido di deporta deportados >>> esta deportaciÓn era para criminales >>> y aunque el papa franciscano ha abogado para una reforma migratoria en estados unidos sÍ ha condenado la indiferencia de gobierno ante la muerte masiva de inmigrantes >>> papa inmigrante tu ayuda es importante >>> y ahora este grupo espera que el papa interceda por ello y por mÁs de los 11 millones de indocumentados que viven en estados unidos >>> por favor que nos ayude porque nosotros a

cathie lÓpez nos cuenta. >>> fue una reuniÓn historica, entre el primer papa latinoamericano y el primer cerrada durante 50 minutos los temas incluyeron el a brtbortoaborto, de personas, afuera del vaticano personas que viajaron desde san diego, chicago reiteraron un llamado a una reforma migratoria y un alto a las deportaciones. >>> el sistema migratoria estÁ arcaico, estÁ roto no es practico >>> a nombre de los mÁs de 5 millones de niÑos estadounidense, wjessi vargas l pidiÓ una reforma migratoria y ambos mandatario hablaron del tema >>> primero el papa tocÓ la esencia del papa francisco. que es muy sensible al sufrimiento de los marginados. >>> despuÉs de la reuniÓn entre un sinfÍn de cÁmaras los dos lÍderes intercambiaron regalos el presidente obama le dio una semilla de la casa blanca seguida de una invitaciÓn, el papa le respondiÓ en espaÑol. el popntÍfice le regalÓ al presidente dos medallones. >>> con el bajo Índice de aprobaciÓn de obama expertos afirman que con la visita el presidente quiere mejorar su popularidad y la de su partido. >>> porcentajes altos del pueblo norteameric

. >>> police chief cathy lanier was asked about the body cops found today in kenilworth park, we'll ta >>> d.c. police chief cathy lanier with the latest on the body found in kenilworth park. >> some volunteers from payne elementary school and volunteers fromming did general shelter, volunteers as well -- d.c. general vetter, volunteers as well from the -- shelter, volunteers as well from the neighborhood and volunteers from black and missing foundation as well as off duty and retired police officers through the fop lodge. for all those volunteers that came out to help us, again i just spoke with them. i know this is both mentally and physically tedious work that we ask them to help us with and they did a fantastic job. so thanks to all those folks. obviously we don't normally confirm identification until we have an official id confirmed, but i will say in this case that i will give you attempted identification on what we believe the person that we have found her based on what we have right now. so this is a tentative identification, not the official identification that will come from

also today cathy lanier testified before a d.c. council committee about an alarming increase in homicides. 23 since the first of the year as opposed to 12 during this time period last year. live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. >>> now to the weather. we all better enjoy the weekend, because there is more rain and snow on the way. the conditions could create some pretty big problems for monday morning's commute. pretty much exactly what we saw earlier this week. doug, i got to tell you, it sounds like the clock is ticking. >> some people said that this past wednesday's commute was the worst one so far this winter. monday may be just as bad, although i do expect to see cancellations for schools that might help. take a look at where the storm is right now. satellite and radar showing the storm just off the coast of california. and it is really just a monster storm, bringing in inches of rain, 1, 2, 3, 4, inches of rain in parts of the area. 1, 2, 3, feet of snow in through parts of the sierra. as this storm moves across

my name is cathy buick. i'm a city college alumni who just like one of our students back here who has lived more than their dream because city was free in 1973. i am a resident of san francisco for 40 years and i'm really upset about the way my voice is being usurped at the school that i live and i've been a teacher there for 35 years. i feel it's imperative to remove and i thank you for your effort. it is not only -- it's dangerous to allow a special trustee, super trustee with extraordinary powers which sounds like an action figure -- [laughter] >>> to continue to reside at city college. i believe the violence that happened yesterday, in the 35 years i've been there, i never saw anything like that and i hope i never see anything like it again. and i believe it is a direct result of the lack of communication between the super trustee and the rest of the community. it's also a result of the decisions that have been made that totally dishonor the needs of our students and our community and our workers. i thin

police chief cathy lanier looking sad and exhausted as she reveals the tentative i.d. for the man's body found at kenilworth's park as kahlil tatum who is the last man who was last seen with missing 8-year-old relisha rudd. >> and they did call this a suicide. >> and relisha is still missing and the chief saying they will resume the searching tomorrow. this is what is coming up next on news4. >>> next, new details in the relentless hunt for those missing on the malaysian jetliner. and what is going to help from the u.s. >> and a disturbing crime. >>> and two of the most >>> right now at 6:30, a comm e community on high alert. a stray bullet is fired into a northern virginia home. >> i heard a loud boom that reflected off of the houses down below. >> reporter: and it is not the first time it happened in this area. >> and the show of support. a tree crushes the home of a woman who is blind and has no insurance and how the neighbors are stepping up to help. >>> and a brutal attack near a local college campus after a man beat a woman and held a knife to her neck and tried

cathy and dave seiden won a million dollars in mega- millions this week, but misplaced their winning ticket. they won a million dollars in mega millions last week. they didn't know it was a winner until a friend told them there was a million dollar ticket sold at cathy's grocery store. so the couple tore their house apart, rummaging through papers, clothes, drawers and everything else... until the ticket finally showed up. they cashed it in yesterday. >> could for them. >> that's what happens with teamwork you become millionaires. >> they searched high and low and it was probably just on the kitchen counter where they never thought to look. this morning we are looking at grain moving through. fairly stiff wind as well. the wind will diminish later today and rain will come out of here. we have good temperatures this morning. we are at 52 in south elgin. river grove is at 51. new lenox is at 49. today's high temperature will be in the mid-50s. rain continues across our border communities. expect showers this morning may be a bit of sun. we bake 48 this afternoon. 28 tonight. we are war

i'm backed up against cathy lee. >> we are all one. we are all stupid. >> they give us about 10 inches for all of n.b.c., including al jazeera, which is an affiliate of us, obviously. so we are crammed in. you can squeeze to the right. kt l.a. and the other stations. you can see how many athletes are competing for space. i have about 6 inches of space. a good thing i didn't have lunch. >> i have to say, it says a lot. i didn't realise it was that crowded on the red carpet. what else have you seen? talk about the fashion and the stars you have seen pass by. >> well, right now the red carpet doesn't have the heavy hitters like sandra bullock and leonardo dicaprio. they'll come in about an hour, just before the show starts. that's when the big a listers will walk down the soggy red carpet because of a rain storm. we have producers, directors, screen play writers and the like making their way into the theatre. a lot of traffic on the red carpet. >> geena live for us on a crowded red carpet. we appreciate your reporting out there. >> and wi

. >> exactly right they went through the typical public cathy processed. i'll turn to the third project. as in terms of the impacts to the city they've done a good job in that. this is we really view the port costs and general costs differently when we look at the costs to the taxpayer the general fund is the measure but that cost could have been used for many things it's for port opportunity cost by using go the piers and staff f that's another maritime example but you know when the newspapers are reported that our shortfall had doubted conceptually no, it didn't those costs we don't disagreeable they exist but the city needs to be commended it's not an easy thing to do you can spend but to be successful we'll 0 assume were in the to $50 million range but we were not a position to fend off more costs but we did a nice job of keeping people within our means again, the last point doesn't bear repeating but we've got to go off the strategies we've learned but also i want to do the pie chart to mention a future america's cup cost fire department this is $5 mi

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kris van cleave spoke with cathy lanier. despite what she said earlier in the investigation, she confirms that mpd did not ask for amber alert to be issued in other jurisdictions peer she said that was because the case did not meet all of the amber alert criteria. our i-team spoke to state law-enforcement agencies in several states along the east coast. those agencies all confirm they did not receive a request from d.c. police to issue an amber alert. a coming up in the day ahead, convicted killer in prince george's county learns his sentence. ew is facing life without parole after being found guilty. two yearsed two men ago. he drove them to a construction site and shot them. >> the people who want vincent gray reelected plan to hold a conference today. he has gotten a run deal, they say. they say he has been persecuted by the media. jeffrey thomason played guilty to financing an illegal shadow campaign. he admitted funneling more than $650,000 to help gray in the 2010 election. he said gray conspired with him. . gray says

." >> we are reported from washington, i am cathy. are fired by russian soldiers as they come face to face with a standoff in ukrainian -- in a standoff with ukrainian troops. here in washington, a key u .s. senator says russia must pay a price. question must act together with our allies. there must be consequent as for what happened. >> the north koreans defected to the south at great risk grade why would any of them choose to go back? starting a new life is harder than you think. ♪ welcome to our viewers on public television here in america, and around the globe. it has been a day of intense diplomatic efforts to try to defuse it tensions and ukraine. secretary of state john kerry urged russia to abide by international law. president putin said he would use military force as a last resort. tensions are still very high, and no one is sure how the standoff will end. up we begin coverage tonight in crimea. >> this is the moment when crisis could have turned into war. man of ukraine's 62nd fighter regiment marched toward the russian roa

manifestaciÓn pacÍfica mientras el presidente estÉ en camino al vaticano, en ciudad del vaticano cathiela reforma migratoria en el pleno de la cÁmara de representante, conseguir requiere 8 mil firmas y no se espera que ningÚn repÚblica cblicano lo apoye. pero con ello el liderazgo demÓcrata busca aumentar la presiÓn de los republicanos en un aÑo de elecciones. >>> le hemos dado 9 meses despuÉs que el senado pasÓ su ley de in migraciÓn si ellos no van hacer nada el presidente tendrÁ que hacer algo le molesta la >>> afortunadamente no es una peticiÓn seria. destruir la posibilidad de tener una reforma migratoria real. >>> el presidente obama elogio la iniciativa legal didel lider demÓcrata y dijo que los republicanos no quieren aprobar lo mejor del paÍs >>> 4 dÍas despuÉs de un deslave los kipequipos de rescates sigu en el Área usando lo que saeshgs persea, perros helicÓpteros y angie nos cuenta cÓmo el rescate de un niÑo avisÓ vÓ la esperanza >>> en medio de la devastaciÓn el rescate de este niÑo de 4 aÑos atascado en el lodo llena de esperanza a una familia a miles de millas del estado

this year, cathy suggested some changes in the law. that is what was vetoed.e w this was a very relative, minor change to a bill that was noncontroversial in 1999, 1993, at the federal level. was noncontroversial up until this past week.or, why the controversy? >> well, in my view, governor, a very small minority was able to make hey out of it to make the bill about something it wasn't. and the veto was really for a bill that didn't exist. >> there were accusations this was going to bring back jim s crow. i lived through the jim crow d laws ofan the deep south where grew up. i couldn't find anything common to that at all in this bill. it was very minor language changes. so can you help our audience understand exactly what did thi bill do? >> senate bill 1062 simply clarified and updated arizona's religious freedom restoration act as we saw courts around thep country basically saying that the government, if the government wasn't a party to the lawsuit, then the religious freedom restoration act wouldn't apply. an individual or businessicate assert their religio

police chief cathy lanier testified friday domestic violence is playing a role in some of these murders>> i don't know what the percentage of domestic cases are so far this year, but yes, it's pushing our numbers up again this year. >> reporter: this afternoon, police asked for help as they search for the killers. >> any witness, anyone that has any information, i just plea for the public's assistance in assisting us in closing these cases. >> reporter: of those most recent half dozen murder cases, it appears there is no connection, according to d.c. police. at this point, only one arrest has been made in those six cases. >>> there have been new developments tonight in the ukraine crisis after russia authorized the use of troops to protect its interest. secretary of state john kerry told the ukrainian president he has the strong support of the u.s. and thanked him for showing restraint. memphis spoke with the russian president vladamir putin on the phone. the president warned russia there will be consequences for sending troops into ukraine. president obama also spoke with the leaders o

the dna is from an unknown male, cathy woods witness convicted of murder willing willing the rini student and now seeking a new trial. >>> san francisco investigation into a wounded a an officer that possibility that he was hit boyfriendly fire. officer adam shaw is recovering at the hospital tonight, investigators have interviewed shaw and his partner, partner discharged hi firearm, and the driver backed up toward the officers. today a department spokesman told ktvu the bullet hadn't been found and maybe the one that hit officer shaw. >>> police say information from the community helped bring about the argued are jacksonville rest of suspect and robberies, along with the atp served 10 search warrant the inoke land, hayward and antioch today. police say they investigated 8 drug and robbery suspects, bags of marijuana. >>> federal officials are investigating some cvs pharmacies in california where tens of thousands of powerful prescription pain killers have gone missing. the los angeles times says about 37,000 hydrocodone tablets are unaccounted for at cvs tur lock, fairfield, mod he tow i

. >> reporter: police chief cathy lanier says members were staking out the man wanted for this february 27 shooting of 19- year-old tykea dickerson on j street northwest. seven agencies including the f.b.i. and pd and u.s. marshal make up the task force. when the officers surrounded 77k street today, a man ran out the back door and started shooting. >> they'd been working this case for about a week and a half for homicide suspect. we had multiple locations. this was a known location. they weren't sure he was there at the time. they went there to do an interview. >> reporter: with the suspect down, police had to search the home unsure if the residents inside were armed as well. they called in backup. the area was later cleared of any danger. police were not hurt. their suspect died at the hospital. in northwest, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> it's the largest online child exploitation bust in history. the department of homeland security announced the results of their operation round table investigation this morning. prosecutors say there were 250 victims, almost all young teenage boys scatt

coordinated with the school health programs and in special recognition to the school district nurse, cathy babcock and many nurses and social workers and staff who helped to insure the student participation with this worthy cause and i want to thank the associate superintendent kevin truit of the support division and kim coats of the health programs. 55 of our schools signed up and sent 223 students to the vision van for free glasses and thank you for your efforts. i would like to acknowledge that march is school social worker appreciation month and so thanks to all of the hard working, social workers, and all that you do to insure that students receive their free eye glasses, and for all of the hard work that you do each and every day for all of our students in our community. and i would also like to recognize that march 14th is pi day, 3.14, get it? >> pi. not the kind you eat. around the world and some schools celebrate the event with a class session dedicated to the decimal representation that never ends and never settles into a permanent repeating pattern, at june, the jordan school f

cathy zimmer was found dead in the backseat of her car at san jose airport. her body was wrapped in a quilt which was used to help break the cold case. her husband david zimmer was arrested friday accused in her death. zimmer's brother was also arrested. >>> today, authorities release the name of the woman killed when tree fell on her car on i- 80. she is from oakland. the tree came town when she was driving yesterday. the tree crush the roof of her toyota camry. >>> a transgender woman is suing cross fit for not allowing her to compete in a 2014 games. johnson underwent sex reasometime surgery in 2006 and legally -- sex regeneration surgery is legally a woman. >> i have been a woman for many years. the state of california recognizings me as such. >> their position is they believe she has an advantage over other women which is acceptly not true. >> johnson is 54", weighs with 150 pounds. cross fit says they are notice rim nateing. just that it is unfair for her to compete against other women. >>> the father of the sandy hook shooter break his license. haunted

>> hi, my name is cathy avalon with avalon associates consulting engineers. we're a local business here in san francisco and it is my pleasure to award -- to provide this award to the san francisco airport. san francisco looked for meaningful local business participation. their staff sat down with our class and described their future projects, how they get beyond generic proposal or cookie cutter proposals to the essence of a winning proposal. so, we thank them for their time, their effort, their hospitality, and they provided -- they showed me parts of san francisco airport i have never seen before. san francisco airport staff noted the lbe should be looking to be the lbe of choice, not just because it's required, not because it's what should be done. sfo wanted to set the bar higher and be better. and it is my pleasure to award this to, sorry, sandra [inaudible]. so, to sandra for her dedication, support and encouragement and leadership in support of the lbe and the business development program. (applause) >> thank you. >> thank you. >> great, this is wonde

a woman named cathy woods confessed and is serving a live sentence. the dna is not hers.but, investigators say that doesn't exonerate her. there is other evidence according to a prosecutor that worked the case back then including a man's footprints. >> there is new evidence and there is old evidence and i was always of the opinion there were two people involved. >> now joe, the fbi is sort of being careful with how it describes the suspect right? >> they are careful not to use the term serial killer but this fits the definition. basically anybody's definition of a serial killing incolliding their own definition on the website. anything more than three murders. here is the point. as they are trying to jog people's memories from 38 memories, they want people to keep an open mind and not think about a preconceived notion of what a seral killer might look like. >> thank you joe. >>> the meat from a petaluma company was distributed nationwide. we know it was sold to retailers in 35 states, plus guam. safeway, walgreens, wal-mart, 7/11, just some of the chains involved. rancho

. >>> thank you, my name is cathy seigel and thank you so much for your careful consideration of this really important issue. c-e-q-a is our safety net for the protection of our health and environment. and you can't accomplish c-e-q-ases goals to avoid and mitigate, but preferably avoid all together. significant damages. riskseses to the environment without a full environmental impact report and specifically the alternatives analysis. it is so important to send this back to the drawing board so it is less damaging a mr. plater discussed, can be be brought back for your consideration. thank you so much and i hope you will uphold the appeal. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm a lifelong pacifica resident. i currently study at u.c. davis. i had a tremendous opportunity to work both with the golden gate national park conservancy [speaker not understood]. i had an opportunity to understand the true value of all the wetland habitat encompassed within this area. and i say similarly to all others because it's critical that we look at alternative to the proposed projects and alte

participation project or al and mary harris or the oaa or anita harris [speaker not understood] and cathy [speaker not understood] who worked tirelessly with me, with city guide, west wood park association. it take all of us to be able to work together to make a community and to make san francisco a great place to live. and of course it is a great place to live, we all know that, but we can always work on it. you know, ocean avenue is one place that people kind of forgot and i remember it as a kid. i am so glad to see the vibrancy coming back and that before the 280 freeway was put in, but that's another matter. i want to thank nobody can do anything without their family. we have our neighbors, we have our friends, we have our community members and we have our family. and our staff and civil service commission staff here is jennifer johnson and abby [speaker not understood] and sandra ing all live together, too, the remainder of the staff, i'm tongue tied. they work so hard to make sure there is fairness of employment and the [speaker not understood] is conducted well. we also have our fa

cathy burk. i apologize if i mispronounce the name. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. i am a student at ccsf. >> you want to pull the mic? thank you. >>> i am a student at ccsf and i am also hi can a. the main reason why i attend city college is further diverse studies. and if you take that away, [speaker not understood], they take that away, they take away my education. so, i'm here to ask for support. thank you. (applause) >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> hi, bear with me. my name is [speaker not understood]. i was on the core of students yesterday occupying common hall. that's why my -- [cheering and applauding] >>> ,

cathy burk. i apologize if i mispronounce the name. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. i am a student at ccsf. >> you want to pull the mic? thank you. >>> i am a student at ccsf and i am also hi can a. the main reason why i attend city college is further diverse studies. and if you take that away, [speaker not understood], they take that away, they take away my education. so, i'm here to ask for support. thank you. (applause) >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> hi, bear with me. my name is [speaker not understood]. i was on the core of students yesterday occupying common hall. that's why my -- [cheering and applauding] >>> so, [speaker not understood]. i am a full-time student taking 16 units working full time with two jobs. i am a [speaker not understood] and yesterday what happened was that we occupied the building and they forced the payment policy on us so we forced our way into the building. that's our school because [speaker not understood]. so, as a testimonial from one of my [speaker not understood

a woman named cathy woods confessed and is now serving a life sentence. according to reno police, the dna that's now been connected to all six crimes is not hers. but investigators say that doesn't exonerate her. there is other evidence according to a prosecutor who worked the case back then, including a man's footprint. >> there's new evidence and there's old evidence and i was always of the opinion that there were two people involved. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:45 now. >>> a southern california man claims it's not his fault that he lost a half million dollars at a las vegas casino. mark johnston is suing the downtown rand casino known as the lady luck. the suit claims the casino loaned johnston money and kept serving him drinks when he was clearly drunk at the time and that's against nevada law. johnston says he gambled for 17 hours straight, had at least 20 drinks during that time. >> i take full responsibility for getting intoxicated. now, to a blackout stage, not really. i believe them just keep bringing me drinks, i blame that on

he gave it to cathy for the bringing back the gardens tour. >> we love the look of just natural plants. >> reporter: kramer and a group of volunteers spent the day learning how to replace the yard. they covered the grass with cardboard and added soil and mulch on type. >> we removeed the lawn hair. many hands makes light work. >> reporter: kramer said they can plant drought resistant plants. >> they require less maintenance and less than half the water that a lawn does. >> i think if you're stillwatering your lawn and you want to do the responsible thing, that's the way to do it. >> are she hopes ton plant a seed in people's mind about growing a new kind of garden, drought or not. >> getting away from the pesticide use and water use, there is is a much better way to garden than that. >> reporter: the home owner is getting a rebate from the water service proindividualer. if it's too drastic for you, you can start by widening your garden bed. >>> governor jerry brown expected to be here in the bay area tomorrow to deliver a key note address at a meeting of state environmental leaders. th

after his d-n-a was found on cathy zimmer's clothing. prosecutors say, it is likely the two brothers could be tried together, as the case moves forward. >> for the second time in less than 30 days.an acid spill at a company in martinez injures workers. two workers were exposed to sulfuric acid at the tesoro refinery. they were taken to a hospital and treated for burns. back on february 12th. two other workers suffered second degree burns in an acid accident. as for this incident. haz- mat officials says, it apepars to be unrelated to last month's acid spill. >> residents in one concord neighborhood are fed up and fighting back against crime. a simple sign on a telephone pole issues a warning to criminals in the area that residents are watching and they won't be afraid any more. kron-4's alecia reid spoke to some residents who say, this message is the first step in taking back their neighborhood. >> set up homeowners left notes for people facing their neighborhood. that the courts ought to know that they are watching. they will not allow