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and in the case-- in darlene's case, darlene has exhausted every appeal, right?e habeas corpus. that's been going on for nearly two years. the court of criminal appeals has not made a ruling yet. - so that's just a motion saying that i'm being detained and there isn't sufficient evidence. but given what we've seen in these tapes, it's not likely that that motion's going to be successful and that she is likely to serve the 60 years that she's been given. this is just a part of the criminal justice process, lot's of appeals. but in the case-- - what about that? the system-- i mean kathy talking about going 20 years later and speaking at the appeal. and everyone's there for the murderer and not the victim. - it happens so often. and as you said, the family, sometimes they lose steam. they lose money. they don't have the resources to continue to go back and forth to court. and now the person that has committed the crime does in some way become the victim. their family is rallying around them because they may be facing life imprisonment or death row as we've heard in

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and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give theward. here she comes. [cheering and applauding] >> hello, everyone. so, for years the portola and it's the portola, foster recognition. and, dan, things started happening. one of the things that gave attention to our neighborhood is when we decided we were going to have a new branch library. ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour? our neighborhood? who is going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have

darlene and rose are business partners.y own a small boutique at sells hispanic artwork. >> i like the way artists think. >> reporter: including christmas ornaments designed by darlene. after owning a marketing company for 14 years, one launched a home furnishing company where she designed the kinds of products she wanted in her home. >> my father and an immigrant and my relatives from mexico were entrepreneurs. so it came naturally to me. >> reporter: according to they are part of a fast growing trend in california. >> over the last decade, hispanic business has grown approximately 43 to 45%. >> reporter: at the california hispanic chamber of commerce convention in oakland, a study was released from a school of business at berkeley which says that there are 700,000 hispanic-own businesses in the state and they produce a combined $100 billion in annual revenue just below the output of the state of nevada and just above nebraska. >> as our population grows so rapidly, this latino business community will be a major component

darlene lost her home last year. >> the first thing i'm going to do is buy me and my daughter a homend bring my dog back home. >> i'm going to continue watching nascar racing on sunday. maybe i'll be at my log cabin on multiple acres of land. >> well, with the exception of one man who already had plans to retire. the rest of the group says, they will keep their day job. a second winning ticket was also sold in new jersey, but that winner hasn't come forward yet. >> the lottery can't save the giants this season. the a's, i can tell you some dramatic just happened, but i don't know the final score. we'll tell you next. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> dramatic, moments ago at the coliseum. the a's enter play tonight, one game the rangers. trying to bounce back, didn't happen. former athletic, chris carter with the rbi double. gave up five runs. astros up four early, but the a's, a dramatic comeback. put in a laser shot. the a's were down one. can somebody tell me what just happened? okay. foul ball in the bottom of the 9th. they thought it was a home run. the a's are down one. 5-4 in the bottom o

i provided those to darlene lim in the enroll em placement center and she worked with those families to place them. i'm sorry. >> essentially, this was may. so, they were actually well passed the assignment process and were already in second round by then? >> that's correct. >> that was somewhat irresponsible for them. >> i thought that i had read in one of your memos, mr. davis, they were also offered enrollment at the city arts & tech as well. >> that is correct. yeah, i left that part out. they were offered enrollment at city arts & tech or to go to another sfusd school. >> so, do we know where the students that were at metro are and did many of them go to city arts & tech? or where are they? >> they are expecting that about 80 students will transfer over to city arts & tech. they had about 120 when they closed. >> and do we know where the others were landed? >> i have not received a report on that. when i saw the applications at the outset of the process, many had requested lowell and other schools, but i could get you a report on where they went. >> i would be curious to see whe

the house darlene rented with her daughter was destroyed. >> the first thing i'm going to do is buy meand bring my dog back home. >> reporter: but first the newest millionaires went back to the garage. they had to finish their shifts. terrell brown, cbs news, toms river, new jersey. >> well, if that story doesn't make you happy, this one should. it doesn't get any cuter than this. the giant panda mom we told you about tuesday is now nursing her cub. this is the first time the two have been together august 6 when the cub was taken away after hurting her leg. chinese zoo zhao officials say they'll let the two spend more time together every day. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the government government's attempt to ground the merger between us airways and american airlineses. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." discover card. i asked my husband to pay our bill, and he forgot. you have the it card and it's your first time missing a payment, so there's no late fee. really? yep! so is your husband off the hook? no. he went out for milk last week a

the house darlene rented with her daughter was destroyed. >> the first thing i'm going to do is buy me and my daughter a home and bring my dog home. >> first new jersey's newest millionaires went back to the garage. they had to finish their shifts. >>> perhaps you did not win the lottery. chances are you didn't but you enjoyed that sunshine today. more coming tomorrow. we will hit the peak of our heat and peak of the sunshine later on tomorrow. looking live outside tonight we don't even have the low cloud cover yet. it will move in before sun vise. san francisco downtown for the first time since fireworks day, since independence day, july 4th with us the last time we had 70 until today. the longest such stretch in about five years. 36 miles away, though, we nearly hit 100 greece today. our microclimate spread here. downtown san francisco, 70, livermore you hit 97 degrees tot. santa clara tomorrow, sunshine, mid 80s for you, little morning fog comes back thursday with high of 81 degrees. kind of hitting the peak tomorrow. here's why. that's groing to move well to our north. nowhere clos

i provided those to darlene lim in the enroll em placement center and she worked with those families to place them. i'm sorry. >> essentially, this was may. so, they were actually well passed the assignment process and were already in second round by then? >> that's correct. >> that was somewhat irresponsible for them. >> i thought that i had read in one of your memos, mr. davis, they were so

the house darlene riccio rented with her daughter was destroyed. >> the first thing i'm going to do is my daughter a home and bring my dog back home. >> reporter: but first new jersey's newest millionaires went back to the garage. they had to finish their shifts. terrell brown, cbs news, tom's river, new jersey. >> pelley: and that's the end of our shift. so for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioned by media roup at wgbh access.wgbh.org it shouldn't be delayed: ths >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> our focus is on getting the bridge opened as soon as we can. >> just one day after the feds said it shouldn't be delayed, there is even more support tonight to open the new span of the bay bridge in just a few weeks. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. this is big news tonight. let's get right to linda yee on when we'll know for sure exactly when the new bay bridge will open to traffic. linda. >> reporter: well, allen, we'll know the exact date later this week but we do know that it could be as soon as labor day or shortl

. >> reporter: darlene was in a home destroyed by hurricane sandy. >> buy a home, and bring the dog homeeporter: and her father created the lottery in new jersey. he's your guardian angel? >> he was, and he's here. >> reporter: but despite staying on the job. you've got $4 million, you -- >> it's our job. that's what we do. go back to work. >> reporter: lindsey davis, ocean city, new jersey. >> hope he keeps the yellow hat. we are always watching at abc news.com. and nightline is later. hope to see you back here tomorrow night. until then, hope you have a great night. >>> tonight the frighten attack against a well known bay area musician. was this a hate crime? >> the designer drugs may have been destined for outside lands festival. the biggest of its kind in san francisco history. >> when will the new bay bridge open for traffic? why caltrans is still able to set the date. >> are cell phone companies doing enough to stop thefts of smart phones? the suspected crack in the system, exposed by one consumer advocate >> a woman climbs on stage and assaults musician lester chambers in a blues

and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give theheering and applauding] >> hello, everyone. so, for years the portola and it's the portola, foster recognition. and, dan, things started happening. one of the things that gave attention to our neighborhood is when we decided we were going to have a new branch library. ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour? our neighborhood? who is going to come? welle

some of the winners were victims of superstorm sandy and darlene reach i don't riccio lost her home last >> i'm going to build a new home and bring my dog back home. >> i'll continue watching nascar and be at my log cabin on multiple acres of land. >> with the exception of one man who already had plans to retire, the rest say they will keep their day jobs. hm. wonder how long that will last? the second winning ticket was also sold in new jersey but that winner hasn't come forward yet. >> those are the kind of people you want to win because they can use it. good for them. >>> 4:46. opening the new bay bridge. when the date will be announced and the spectacular changes happening to the new span right now. >> reporter: the feat of city college of san francisco is -- fate of city college of san francisco is up again. a new twist in the accreditation investigation that may save the college. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> egypt erupted. a violent crackdown leaves scores dead. what's next as the government moves in on protestor camps? >> reporter: we could

darlene's was one of them. >> the first thing i'm going to do is buy me and my daughter a home and bringack home. >> reporter: terry nichols had seven feet of water in her first floor. >> it was very devastating, i'll never forget it. everything was knocked over, all pushed down there. the whole backyard was like -- everything was like a tornado. >> reporter: boarded up windows, downed power lines, neighborhoods still scarred by damage. ocean county, new jersey, was due for a little bit of good news. and in a twist of fate, one of the winners is the daughter of the new jersey legislator who sponsored the law to create the state lottery. >> he was my hero, i couldn't ask for a better dad. and i wish he was here to share in the moment. >> reporter: katy tur, nbc news, toms river, new jersey. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night, thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening. >> we begin with a developing story, a tragic accident on campus, a constructio

darlene ricko lost everything. >> buy me, my daughter back 6e home. >> each get $3.8 million after taxes up, walked down to the hall, opened up the bedroom door and had to wake my poor husband up, who was longer poor. >> that is the way it's supposed to work. >> i love it. >> people who need it get money. >> yes. >> still ahead at 4:00 new way parents can determine their children are safe at a young age. >> why the first lady is making a cameo in a hip-hop video. >> the moment when a mother panda is reunited with her cub after a month apart. >> looking over the bay not a cloud in the sky. how long this warm weather will last in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> spencer, speaking of the golden gate take a look at this. no fog. you can see the bridge is forgis chamber of commerce day out there. traffic >>> 11 friends in a stunt in a backyard pool that ends in spectacular fashion. because this is... with authority. >> woah. >> nearly a million people watch th.d crazy swimming$n=h÷ l dunks. we don't know how manies they had to take. watch this guy here, follow him around. all right? han

she earned two emmy nominations for her role as darlene connor. talk shore." and she has a book out. sara gilbert is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> that's a fun clip to see isn't it? >> it is but i can't believe how young i am. i'm old now. >> what else was great about it was seeing john goodman in the background there. >> you guys have a picture of him on the wall out there. >> yeah he was here recently. >> but you are one of the childhood stars that continues to have had success. >> oh, thank you. i'm so forted in. i obviously had a great mom, great team of people around me and good support system and i think that helps. >> you are the co-host and creator of "the talk." it's been how many years now? >> we're about to go into our fourth season which i can't believe because you have an idea and you think, this is never going to happen. you know people have dreams every day and ideas every day in hollywood and a lot of them are good and it just like luck of the draw that all the stars align. so i feel really fortunate and i feel like the s

. >> brothers like darlene who lost her home with super storm sandy says it's a chance for her to rebuildg to do is buy me and my daughter a home and bring my dog back home. >>> all 16 will walk away with 3.8 million after taxes. in the meantime we are still waiting for the third power ball winner to come forward. >> i love that story. >> 41 after the top of the hour a terrifying discovery for one father about his daughter's baby monitor. it turns out he wasn't the only one watching her. that's scary. a warning for every parent. >> image this, riding down the highway and seeing this horrifying sight. there is an animal inside the cage behind that car. we will tell you about the story coming up next. how do you do a summer clearance event the dodge way? first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ the dodge summer clearance event. right now get 0% financing for to 72 months and no payments for 90 days on all dodge vehicles. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes

. >> reporter: darlene's home was destroyed in hurricane sandy. >> first thing i will do is buy me andmy dog back home. >> reporter: we caught up with lucky winner barbara, her father actually created the new jersey lottery as a state senator. >> you look at him as your guardian angel? >> he certainly is. he was my guardian angel when he was here. >> reporter: despite their lucky streak. >> why are you deciding to stay on the job, just curious? >> why? >> reporter: you got about $4 million. you don't -- >> it's our job. that's what we do. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, ocean county, new jersey. >> you know, in a weird way, winning the $4 million, of course everybody wants the whole shebang. they may be happier. enough to do a few things but not change their life completely. blow it out of the water. >> have everybody they know not know. knocking on the door -- "hey, can i have some money?" that's true. very true. by the way we are still on the hunt for that one winner, from south brunswick, new jersey. minnesota, ocean 16, what about middlesex county. new jersey. >> i love ocean

>> darlene. >> what's your last name? >> ricco. we lost our home in the storm. i was just renting. we lived there for five years, me and my daughter. now i stay with my brother for a few months and got a little apartment above a store front. so the first thing i'm going to do is buy me and my daughter a home and bring my dog back home. [ applause ] >> what does that feel like for you? >> i don't even have words to explain. when i found out that we won, i was just -- i was speechless. i thought they were joking with me. i thought it was like the worst joke ever. i even woke up in the morning just assuming we didn't win. yeah, i'm still in shock. >> to go from being very unlucky to one of the luckiest people on the planet, i mean, that's got to be incredible. >> it has been an extremely rough year since then. but i did -- when we lost everything, this whole group here and everybody i work with really pulled together and helped me through. so i mean, this has been a great family for me. >> you guys going to stay friends? >> oh, yeah. we have a bond now. we definitely -- >> first party

>> darlene. >> last name? riccio. >> spell that. >> r-i-c-c-i-o. we lost our home in the storm.idn't own it, i was renting. now i stayed with my brother for a few months and got a little apartment above a store front so the first thing i'm going to do is buy me and my daughter a home and bring my dog back home. >> emotionally what has that been like for you? losing everything and suddenly getting it back. >> oh, i don't even have words to explain. when i found out that we won, i was just -- i was speechless. i thought they were joking with me and i thought it was the worst joke ever. i even woke up in the morning just assuming we just didn't win. yeah. i'm still in shock, yeah. >> you go from being very unlucky to one of the luckiest people on the planet. that's got to be incredible. >> it has been an extremely rough year since then, but i did -- when we lost everything, this whole group here and everybody that i worked with really pulled together and helped me through and so, i mean, this has been like a great family for me. >> yeah. >> are you going to stick around? >> oh, yea

and, darlene, i know you're a big winner now. but, boy, you lost so much when that storm hit.i can buy a new house for my daughter and i. and we can bring our dog home. and i was able to quit my second job. >> seriously, that's great. boy. it is -- i'm look at wealth in all the best ways. honestly, if we had to lose, i'm so happy the seven of you won. seriously. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> i'm just, for one second, going to go what it's like to hold an $80 million check. we will be right back. yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> that was a fun show today. tomorrow, thursday, that means" deals & steals." >>> and on friday, mclemore and ryan lewis. >> hold this. it's like we all won. >> tiny piece of it. >> so, so good. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. we have breaking news from b.a.r.t., which is experiencing system-wide delays because of a disabled train in the transbay tube. details from

even on the issue that darlene raised. you know i don't have anything to announce at this point. >> now, we will get reaction from house speaker john boehner on the russian decision to grant asylum former nsa contractor edward snowden. speaker john boehner also talked about the budget process in this 10 minute briefing. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> good morning, everyone. yesterday i met with the house chairman leading the investigation on benghazi. the chairman has been doing good work, much of it behind the again, but i stress once that we need to get to the bottom of what happened that terrible night, why it happened, and how we can prevent similar tragedies in the future. are also continuing to investigate the irs for its abusive power. there is nothing phony about these scandals, mr. president. when four americans are dead, not when the agency when enforcing your health care law has been harassing because of their political beliefs.

even on the issue that darlene raised. you know i don't have anything to announce at this point. >> this weekend on c-span, live coverage of the governor's association summer meeting in milwaukee, wisconsin. this year they discuss national infrastructure and the global economy. sunday live at noon on c-span 2, book tv's in depth. your gers author and head of pediatric neurosurgery, ben carson. and then on c-span there, 196, from the assassinations of martin luther king jr. and robert kennedy. sunday at 1:00. >> now, we will get reaction from house speaker john boehner on the russian decision to grant asylum former nsa contractor edward snowden. speaker john boehner also talked about the budget process in this 10 minute briefing. >> good morning, everyone. yesterday i met with the house chairman leading the investigation on benghazi. the chairman has been doing good work, much of it behind the scenes, but i stress once again that we need to get to the bottom of what happened that terrible night, why it happened, and how we

. >> gretchen: for others, like darlene, who lost her home in super storm sandy last year, it's chancedo is buy me and my daughter a home and bring my dog back home. [ applause ] >> gretchen: so all 16 will walk away with $3.8 million. that's after taxes. we're still waiting fort third powerball winner to come forward. those are your headlines. >> brian: four minutes after the hour. remember that horrific beating we saw on the bus, people were saying what is the bus driver supposed to do and what about the 16-year-old beating up those other kids? should they be charged as adults? what about the parents? could the parents be culpable for their kids' behavior if there is a pattern of this type of behavior? >> gretchen: it turns out that the boys, it was announced they will be charged as juveniles. the judge reasoned that they did not have a criminal history, but we have peter johnson, jr. on the couch who i guess, would you agree with that, since there is no criminal history? >> peter: it's the discretion of the prosecutor to say yes, they can be charged as adults. these teen-agers could

darlene was one of them. >> the first thing i'm going to do is buy me and my daughter a home and bring my dog back home. >> reporter: boarded up windows, downed power lines, neighborhoods still scarred by damage. ocean county, new jersey was due for a little bit of good news. instead, they got $86 million worth. >> maybe i'll be at my log cabin on multiple acres of land. >> all but one is expected to keep working at the vehicle maintenance garage. then again that was tuesday. you might want to check in with willie today. after all, holding that $3.8 million check, and it is a very big check, that might make you reconsider some things. >> i got that check right here and i've also got those lucky people. will, perhaps the most outspoken and easily recognizable member of oceans 16 is with us along with his wife donna. congratulations. >> thank you, sir. >> you cracked me up yesterday. standing at that podium, you seemed so at ease. you seemed in your element. i'm thinking reality show. we got to get you some kind of show. >> i don't know how they all do it. but we have been like this a co