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brown. she and charles carver had been missing for months. they captured todd koelhepp. who pleaded guilty to killing carver and raping brown. he killed six other people as well. >>> this pet might be a little wiel a pet skunk named seven. they take their fluffy pet out for a walk on a leash every day, but that five pound stunk, he trots and stares at neighbors who wonder why anyone would want to pet a skunk. gloria says he has a great temperament and his scent glands have been surgically removed. >> beautiful hair, his temperment is beautiful. he is so cute. he is like a little baby. >> okay, wait a second. i have to call you out on this, scott. your brother had a pet skunk? our director is telling me in my ear, this is happening right now, this is live, people. in case you are wondering, it is legal to have a pet skunk in new jersey. not going to ask about scott's brother skunk. but the pet store says all you need is a permit and it costs $12 a year. >>> what a difference 13 years makes. the mom and daughter's pictures that are trending right now on twitter after they r

brown... has blocked parole for charles manson follower and convicted killer bruce davis. n's rejection... is the fifth time davis has been recommended for parole by a state panelonly to see it blocked by a governor. in rejecting davis' parole yet againbrown says this is a rare case where the heinousness of the crime is enough to block parolebut that davis also continues to minimize his role in the violence of the manson cult. davisis serving a life sentence for the 1969 slayings of musician gary hinman and stuntman donald "shorty" shea. (justine) a sign that says "do not feed the animals" is not a suggestion.. it is a rule. (jr stone) feeding animals in the wild can be dangerous for you and it's almost always unhealthy for the animal population. we wish they wouldn't they know well we hope they know shouldn't as you see the sign it says do not feed park wildlife do not meet barclay and his son david . wildlife artists hanging out at the baylands nature preserve . at the area named the duck pond if you hang out at the duck pond you might see this . this family is feeding th

brown... has blocked parole for charles manson follower and convicted killer bruce davis. brown's rejection... is the fifth time davis has been recommended for parole by a state panelonly to see it blocked by a governor. in rejecting davis' parole yet againbrown says this is a rare case where the heinousness of the crime is enough to block parolebut that davis also continues to minimize his role in the violence of the manson cult. davisis serving a life sentence for the 1969 slayings of musician gary hinman and stuntman donald "shorty" shea. ( justine ) it appears california is not about to switch to a single-payer health care system. a bill has made its way through the legislature... but some lawmakers are saying it is lacking some key elements and at this point... there is no way it can pass in its current form. for one, it does not address how the state will pay for it. it estimated a single-payer plan would cost california 500-billion dollars a year. some possible ways to fund a plan include taxes and getting assistance from the federal government. ( justine ) speaking

i'm reid binion reporting. ( will ) governor jerry brown has blocked parole for charles manson followerler bruce davis. brown's rejection is the fifth time davis has been recommended for parole by a state panel only to see it blocked by a governor. brown says this is a rare case where the heinousness of the crime is enough to block parole, but that davis also continues to minimize his role in the violence of the manson cult. davis is serving a life sentence for the 19-69 slayings of musician gary hinman and stuntman donald "shorty" shea. ( will ) still ahead. the a's make baseball history, but it was the warriors who stole the show at the coliseum. plus. klay thompson is going viral this morning, but it's for all the wrong reasons. sports, after the break. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our b

new details on a former charles man son follower. last night, governor brown again blocked his parole. 79-year-old bruce davis is serve ing a life sentence for a 1969 double homicide. he was a part of the charles manson cult, but not involved with the killing of sharon tate. davis has earned a doctoral degree while in jail and has gone 25 years without a behavioral infraction. this is the fifth time davis has been recommended for parole only to have it blocked by a governor. >>> now to the outrage from some after the health care plan from senate republicans was finally revealed. some leading republicans on the hill have made it clear they're not on board. some arguing the cuts are too deep. mary bruce has more. >> at the airport, lawmakers leaving washington for the weekend got a harsh send off. angers erupting from california. >> are you ready to fight? >> to pennsylvania. if more than two republican senators vote no, the health care bill won't pass. and now, at least five say they're not on board. nevada's senator announcing his decision. >> this bill coming

bizarre and frightening story began labor day weekend, 2016, when 30-year-old kala brown, and her 32-year-old boyfriend charlesng near spartanburg, south carolina. >> she told the police that she saw todd kohlhepp shoot her boyfriend, charlie carver. >> reporter: after her rescue, kala was rushed from the scene into an ambulance. there, she began talking about her two-month imprisonment at the hands of todd kohlhepp. >> reporter: kala survived her ordeal, but seven others who encountered todd kohlhepp did not. and in hours of candid confessions, he detailed those murders for political accomplice. . >> reporter: these confessions of a serial killer's journey into darkness sometimes border on the surreal. >> ninan: david's full report "serial confessions" is part of a "48 hours" double feature tonight on cbs. up next, the sun is down and the surf is up. dlr. >> ninan: we end tonight on the california coast where nightlife meets sea life. here again, carter evans. >> reporter: when the sun sets over malibu, there's a peaceful calm to the breaking surf but when the moon is full... a different breed of surfers hit

i will not forget my good friend here who is from the charles koch foundation, brendan brown. please stand up. [applause] none of this, again, would happen without the three people who i have had the great fortune to work with in the case of dr. payne for the last 10 years, seven years as c.e.o., and with my dear friends at koch industries and the charles koch foundation for the last now three and a half years. it feels like just yesterday. so we're here today to really answer the question through a group of specially selected panelists and amazing keynoter at the end of the day to explore the brown vs. board of education and whether or not the promise was fulfilled. you know, it's a question mark. we intentionally in design of this program today, the first center for advancing opportunity event, we intentionally wanted to get some historical context. that's one of the things that we in the academy and those of us who are really interested in making sure that we advance good policy that really will make a difference. we need to understand and put things in their historical con

brown. i think it's a political reality. charles: of the nine hard nosed five are so-called moderate. you throw in the names ryan just said, those five and one or two more and mitch mcconnell and president obama have a healthcare bill. how far do you think conservatives will go and hold the line? >> i think conservatives know if the center of healthcare reform is the need to get the regulations out of the way, the regulations strangling the ability to get free market healthcare, we can figure out how to deal with medicaid. there are a lot of good reform proposals. but you have got to get the regulations out of the way. and this bill fails to do that. the president has done a great job putting forward a budget that balances. but he has to get obamacare out of the way. charles: what did she know and when did she not. even democrats are feeling queazy about allegations concerning former attorney general loretta lynch. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it does

governor brown has blocked the parole of a former charles man son follower. he was a part of the charles manson cult, but not involved with the killing of sharon tate. davis has earned a doctoral degree while in jail and has gone 25 years without a behavioral infraction. this is the fifth time davis has been recommended for parole only to have it blocked by a governor. >>> 8:13 is our time. one proud mom is telling us about how her daughter saved a stranger's life this month. leslie got the story on this in flight emergency. >> it started out as a normal flight from oakland to chicago on june the 6th for souter anderson and her daughter, kim ber ly, who was en route to visit family, but halfway through the flight, there waan urgent announcement. >> is there a doctor or a nurse on this plane. there is an emergency. >> susan anderson says her daughter, a registered nurse, was the only licensed medical professional on the flight. a middle-aged woman went into an flakt tick shot. >> could not breathe. she was struggling and feeling ill and shutting down. it was a

california governor jerry brown blocking parole for convicted killer and charles manson follower brucevis has been recommended for parole only to have it blocked by the governor. davis is serving a life sentence for the 1969 slayings of musician gary hinman and stuntman donald shay. gillian: house minority leader nancy pelosi is used to taking heat from republicans, but now she's feeling it from some fellow democrats too. they're blaming her for a string of special election losses, most recently in georgia. these dems say new leadership is needed, but pelosi says she plans to stay put. >> have your fun. i love the arena. i thrive on competition. i feel very confident in the support that i have in my caucus. i respect any opinion that my members have, but my decision about how long i stay is not up to them. i think i'm worth the trouble, quite frankly. gillian: that sentiment not shared by her create ins in the party who say pelosi needs to do some, quote, soul searching. >> what i really think is that leader pelosi, looking forward to the 2018 election, has to ask herself this question

charles manson follower who has been blocked. and a sentence for two people. it was blocked by california governor gerri brown. am back to the business watch. dagen: the stabbing of an officer at a michigan airport investigated for an act of terror. this is the latest in a slew of attacks targeting civilians here and abroad. a new poll showing a growing number of americans less likely to attend crowded events due to fears of terrorism. if this trend continues could impact the economy? >> it could impact the economy if we see attacks on a massive scale like we saw with 9/11. those types of events affect insurance companies, the tourism sector, americans in general are incredibly resilient people. i'm heading to a sporting event this weekend, no way i will ever let the terrorists stop me from going to sporting events or whatever i want to go to and that is the nature and spirit of the american people in general. can massive attacks have an effect on the economy? absolutely in the sectors we talk about but the encouraging thing is the market has remained resilient despite many attacks we have seen in europe in 20

also follower of the murder a cult leader charles manson will stay behind bars, gerri brown, convictedby a state panel. he is serving a life sentence for a pair of 1969 killings. national selfy day is going viral, tennessee republican diane black posting this photo to celebrate earlier this week, the first are getting in a photo, north carolina republican richard huntsman. adam kissinger and friend of the show, in that twitter page. >> marco rubio, trying to patch that up. it doesn't always go up. >> the american college student held hostage in north korea who died, a tragic story this weekend one college professor says otto warmbier got what he deserved. the growing outrage. >> chairwoman rhonda mcdaniels joins us to break down republican health care bill and how they plan on selling it to you. ♪ i want to scream and shout ♪ and let it come out ♪ let it out ♪ o eoe oeo ♪ [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it, november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.

charles manson and his cultlike followers. the court recommended the 74-year-old's release but gerri brown cites the heinous nature of the crimeselible mark on the public so davis is still and will remain behind bars. elizabeth: to the debate on medical marijuana, a hot topic at the state level across the us, and industry helping steel town get an economic boost. >> reporter: pennsylvania awarded its first medical marijuana permit this week to a dozen communities, it was not chosen this time around but they hope they will be next. >> really hit bottom, 90% of its populations were gone, playgrounds were open and it was considered a violent place. >> reporter: braddock, pennsylvania, once a booming steel town has been bankrupt since 1988. mayor john fetterman believes opening a medical marijuana facility would bring back jobs and revised the trouble down. >> medical marijuana provided enough financial assistance, would create a magnet business that would bring in other support is this is, would put us on the map. >> reporter: of formula in canada. >> we have to be new and innovative and open to new ideas if we are going to transf

black and brown. she was taken sometime during the day from the redwood heights are of oakland. anyone with information is asked to contact the oakland police department. in oakland, charlesifford kron 4 news. (steve) caught red- handed... four thieves were arrested accused of grabbing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from a victoria's secret store in the east bay... (pam) and this latest crime.... is part of a bigger pattern of thefts. it happened about one- in the afternoon on thursday.. police say... several women went into a victoria's secret store in walnut creek... grabbed many items .. put them into bags and took off... a witness saw what was happening and alerted police... officers stopped the thieves around the corner from the store... and made an even bigger discovery.. they found the stolen items were from two different east bay stores... and the s-u-v the suspects were riding in ... was also stolen... now, police are trying to figure out if all the robberies at victoria's secret stores are connected... back in the spring, several other cases in the bay area with similar circumstances, including cars with paper license plates from dealers ... and sever

orange county register" in california reports that governor jerry brown has blocked parole for convicted killer bruce davis, a follower of charles manson. the rejection is the fifth time he's been recommended for parole only to have it blocked by the governor. he's serving a life sentence. >>> the "los angeles times" reports texas is answering back one day after they didn't let them return. they said, quote, california can't stop all the businesses fleeing over regulations. the attorney general has banned official state travel to eight states as objectionings to laws that he says discriminate against the lgbt. >>> a jetblue flight from new york to ft. lauderdale, florida, was forced to make an emergency landing at charleston international airport friday after smoke was discovered in the cabin. the 102 passengers and crew exited the plane on emergency slides. there were no injuries. they were put on a later flight. the cause of the smoke is not clear. >>> the portland press herald of maine says more than 100 firefighters spent the night battling a massive fire at an abandoned mill friday. investigators are on the scene to help de

brown handcuffed with her neck chained to the wall. she was assaulted by her kidnappers. minutes after finding her, deputies asked about her missing boyfriend, charlesarper. >> todd kohlhe pe p shot charlie car very three times in the chest, wrapped h put him in a bucket. >> investigators later found three bodies on todd's property including car very's. he confessed to those murders along with the shooting deaths of three others. he's now serving life in prison without pa jeel today bill cosby's defense team will begin presenting its case in his sexual assault trial outside of philadelphia, but there is a question of whether cosby will take the stand to testify. his lawyers are not saying anything about it at this point. last week the accuser andrea constant testified that cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. kosz by has denied all allegations. >> films has been suspended for nbc's "bachelor in paradise." there are accusations of misconduct on location in mexico. once the investigation is over, appropriate actions. they're not giving a whole lot of details. the show "bachelor in paradise" reunites former bachelor and bachelorette contestants in a

brenda brown ---says at one point she was living in her car while attending classes. now this weekend she'll be wearing a cap and gown. kron 4's charlesd spoke with her about the challenges of making it to graduation and what she's hoping for in the future. soti got laid off from a job i had for over 8 years.back in 2009, brenda brown, like so many other people lost her job during the great recession.sot i was unable to find gainful employment. it was a job looking for a job.for years she struggled in vain to find a new job and make ends meet. in 2010, her unemployment ran out.soti was pretty much living on god's grace and mercy for a year before i decided i'm going back to school. brenda enrolled here at cal state east bay in the communications department. financial aid paid for school, but left little money for anything else. up against the bay area's red hot rental market, brendan says she had to move from rented room to rented room. at one point she was reduced to living out of her car. for months she parked on campus at night and took showers at a gym.soti told myself it's not going to last that long. i've worked to hard up until

brown ---says at one point she was living in her car while attending classes. (vicki) now this weekend she'll be wearing a cap and gown. (steve) this afternoon, kron 4's charles clifford spoke with her about the challenges of making it to graduation and what she's hoping for in the future. soti got laid off from a job i had for over 8 years.back in 2009, brenda brown, like so many other people lost her job during the great recession.sot i was unable to find gainful employment. it was a job looking for a job.for years she struggled in vain to find a new job and make ends meet. in 2010, her unemployment ran out.soti was pretty much living on god's grace and mercy for a year before i decided i'm going back to school. brenda enrolled here at cal state east bay in the communications department. financial aid paid for school, but left little money for anything else. up against the bay area's red hot rental market, brendan sahead to move from rented room to rented roo at one point she was reduced to living out of her car. for months she parked on campus at night and took showers at a gym.soti told myself it's not going to last that long. i've worked to hard up until

kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in orinda with details about what triggered the fire well, it's not even summer yet and most of the hills here in the east bay area already brown and dry and that means higher fire danger. just before 1pm, a sedan parked along the side of highway 24 westbound caught fire and sparked a grass fire that quickly spread up the hillside. this blaze required a two alarm response that included crews responding from orinda, san ramon valley and cal fire.the chp also shutdown several lanes of highway 24 westbound so fire fighters could move equipment into place.fire crews on foot worked to surround the burnzone and flame retardant was dropped on the hillside to keep the flames from spreading north.by around 3pm, cal fire tweeted out that they had the fire 75 percent contained and by early evening he fire appeared to be under complete control.in all, 25 acres were burned. . mostly grass. . . no structures were lost and no injuries have been reported. no word yet on exactly why the car caught fire along highway 24.in orinda, charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve) well fire season is on its way... and as summer approaches temperatures are ex

. >> charles bly not pulling any punches, what he has to -- barkly not pulling any punches, what he has to say about the superstar kevin durant. mr. well come back to mornings on 2. governor brown extending medical benefits to all young people including undocumented i am am i grabs up to the age of 26. right now undocumented children lose medical at 19. healthcare advocation group health signs as a symbolic gesture to encourage the governor to support the proposal. some of the money from a recently passed tobacco tax would be used to cover the cost of the expansion. >> they will still be in school and jobs that don't provide health coverage. you know, we need to be able to move that line-up to age 26. and we have the opportunity to do this year in a state budget. >> governor brown could make a decision on the budget proposal as early as this week. >>> new rules for self driving cars coming in the next few months, u.s. transportation department announced that the trump administration will be unveiling new guidelines, overhauling ones put in place by the obama administration. car makers are looking for rules to turning over detailed data that delays testing and get their technolo

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brenda brown ---says at one point she was living in her car while attending classes. (grant) now this weekend she'll be wearing a cap and gown. kron 4's charlesford spoke with her about the challenges of making it to graduation and what she's hoping for in the future. soti got laid off from a job i had for over 8 years.back in 2009, brenda brown, like so many other people lost her job during the great recession.sot i was unable to find gainful employment. it was a job looking for a job.for years she struggled in vain to find a new job and make ends meet. in 2010, her unemployment ran out.soti was pretty much living on god's grace and mercy for a year before i decided i'm going back to school. brenda enrolled here at cal state east bay in the communications department. financial aid paid for school, but left little money for anything else. up against the bay area's red hot rental market, brendan says she had to move from rented room to rented room. at one point she was reduced to living out of her car. for months she parked on campus at night and took showers at a gym.soti told myself it's not going to last that long. i've worked to hard up un

brenda brown says at one point she was living in her car while attending classes. now this weekend she'll be wearing a cap and gown. kron 4's charlesmaking it to graduation and what she's hoping for in the future. soti got laid off from a job i had for over 8 years.back in 2009, brenda brown, like so many other people lost her job during the great recession.sot i was unable to find gainful employment. iwas a job looking for a b.for years e struggled in vain to find a new job and make ends meet. in 2010, her unemployment ran out.soti was pretty much living on god's grace and mercy for a year before i decided i'm going back to school. brenda enrolled here at cal state east bay in the communications department. financial aid paid for school, but left little money for anything else. up against the bay area's red hot rental market, brendan says she had to move from rented room to rented room. at one point she was reduced to living out of her car. for months she parked on campus at night and took showers at a gym.soti told myself it's not going to last that long. i've worked to hard up until that point when i was in my car not to. at tha

brenda brown says at one point she was living in her car while attending classes. now this weekend she'll be wearing a cap and gown. kron 4's charlese with her about the challenges of making it to graduation and what she's hoping for in the future. soti got laid off from a job i had for over 8 years.back in 2009, brenda brown, like so many other people lost her job during the great recession.sot i was unable to find gainful employment. it was a job looking for a job.for years she struggled in vain to find a new job and make ends meet. in 2010, her unemployment ran out.soti was pretty much living on god's grace and mercy for a year before i decided i'm going back to school. brenda enrolled here at cal state east bay in the communications department. financial aid paid for school, but left little money for anything else. up against the bay area's red hot rental market, brendan says she had to move from rented room to rented room. at one point she was reduced toliving out of her car. for months she paed on campus at night and took showers at a gym.soti told myself it's not going to last that long. i've worked to hard up until that poi