edmond.sted that 25 years of experience as a criminal attorney, that he would correct this. and i was wrong. >> beth wells also offered alternate suspects for the crime. starting with ex-cons and migrant workers who stayed at the mcabee home. >> teresa's uncle testified she complained that there was one man who would try to pull her down on the couch. for that reason she asked to stay at the uncle's house, he never has been questioned. he left town soon after. we don't know where he is, we don't have a full name for him. >> there was always a lot of people at the home that didn't live there. like a little gathering. there were always more guys than girls. there was a lot of stuff to raise suspicion about. you know, you have an 11-year-old female child in the house. >> i think the person who was harassing teresa at home, killed her, dressed her and dumped her in the lake. but once they honed in on james duckett early in the case, they stopped looking at other people and that was not good polic

. >>> poll lean in edmonds is in san jose and she stated and member in edmond and you anybodied in -- finished 7th in the hoe olympics -- olympic and her future is very bright. >> go bruins. >>> marijuana near schools, the new plan that could allow dispeps risks to -- dispen are yous to open in -- dispen are yous to open in san francisco neighborhoods. . >>> welcome back, medical marijuana dispense arearies could soon open near schools. they will allow it to move closer to schools, childcare centers and even parks. most are in castro and mission districts and they are not allowed in the other areas but current restrictions are allowing them to travel long distances to travel and part of that is l.a. year as security prepare and it often has the same log inn in in --p information >> starting today you will see ronald mcdonald talking out. >> ronald mcdonald. >> little dishes new breakfasts for everyone. >> taco bell found 25 guys named ronald mcdonald, this ends with all of them and that's very clever. state of emergency tore, out on bond. we have team coverage against this chills agai

edmond told the court, i blew it. >> i trusted jack edmond.ed that 25 years of experience as a criminal attorney, that he would correct this and i was wrong. >> beth wells also offered alternate suspects for the crime starting with excould have beens and migrant workers who stayed at the mcabee home. >> teresa's uncle testified that she had complained to him that there was one man in particular who stayed over there with her mother who would try to pull her down on the couch and touch her inappropriately. for that reason she had asked to stay at the uncle's house. he's never been examined by the police. they didn't take hair follicles from him. he left town soon after. we don't know where he is. we don't have a full name for him. >> there were always a lot of people around the home that didn't live there. there were always more guys than girls. a lot of stuff to raise suspicion, you have an 11-year-old female child in the house. >> i think the person who was had a ragss teresa at home killed her, dressed her and took her to the lake. >> once t

there is a line that connects the krifrts voting in 1965 the voting rights act the crossing of edmondr unregistered blacks in mississippi. there's a line that connected k connects that movement here today. so willie my friends it's not about the naming of the bridge but the historical context within this naming

there is a line that connects the krifrts voting in 1965 the voting rights act the crossing of edmond bridge and the crusade to register unregistered blacks in mississippi. there's a line that connected k connects that movement here today. so willie my friends it's not about the naming of the bridge but the historical context within this naming occurs. several years ago dr. king said i need you to go back to california because jessie wants to meet with me i don't know what it is boo about so it met with jessie. you know, first of all, i thought that was a strange name and i learned i did my homework he's a powerful dude. we talked about but during the course of this meeting he talked about this young man he thought so much of willie brown junior. so i got back to doctor king but he likes this willie brown junior. did you meet him, no. several years later my point is there is a line that connects what is happened so much in this country to the work that this extraordinary public servant has done. now i was the corporate bank lawyer in the investment business so i have to ask a question

larry j edmond. i'm author -- here to speak about a person with disabilities and about african american people who are not able to live in public housing. there is a flyer going out and i did see a cochair on your board, idell wilson, she said she didn't know too much about it. she and i went to city college and market and guera was at the mission campus and she's often telling me to come to your meetings here. i'm very concerned with what is going on in public housing especially for african americans who have disabilities and i do go to church. there is something going on with the freedom west concrete. people with disabilities they encourage us to get out to these church meetings to find out what's going on. you said some is on may 2, on tsunami disability thing. this is coming up may 2nd. tsunami. yes. may 2nd. 2014. i problem is i really want to know what is going to happen to people who are disabled as they take away those homes that i understand under the new housing what they call it the housi

>>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood] edmonds. [speaker not understood]. i thought we were the largest. i heard tac. you know there's a lot of things at s-r-os our city, we don't get to say [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. i had been up to the [speaker not understood] art complex on the 22nd. we had generation night. i get home [speaker not understood]. i find a noose on my black man's tie. and i said i black man do not tie a noose. they see these messages and secure [speaker not understood]. it seems like if you get beat up, the people get abused in those s-r-os getting into the apartments. so, we working for l.g.b.t. safe housing in district 6 as well. and i think i had a [speaker not understood] from jane kim. i got the picture in my wall with frogs. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. school rights of black children in the city. it's understood they're building 500 $1 million houses down in bayview from the section 8 [speaker not understood]. so, that is unbelievable to know that they are taking houses and building 50

i'm larry edmond i want you to see this hat. this is the loose is it showing this is the loss i've found on my block on the 21st stop we had been up to its a white string in my room it was turned to a i found out it was not a navy news a white man told me it was a army no, sir. so a thing like the library this is like a thing from 12 years of slavery with those women, of course, you all know about this one is it really true it tells us about the yerba buena practices and this man said he said i have lived my life so i can look at any map and tell him to go to hell george that was a intended commission in the hotel there. what we found out was really conclude i have only god and the cadillac hotel and 3 black people wanted for in house you can learn something from them this is the book we should be reading about the black man the new black man must not be consistently be led out we have to make a hundred thousand dollars that's not something you have to do we nominated the bridge after mr. brown so thank you. >> thank you. any ot

then, in the spring of 2004, tv viewers in edmond, oklahoma, saw this story. >> scott eggleston says someone had been watching his family for months, even taking photos through a crack in the blinds. >> we assumed it would be a, you know, a 14-year-old kid. >> but it wasn't a kid. it was a grown man. >> the father came around the house and found the suspect dressed completely in black. he had arranged an outfit that was like a turtleneck, where he could pull it up over his face and he had just cut out holes for his eyes and a hole for his mouth so he could breathe. >> and the man was barefoot. >> i got a little adrenaline rush, and i said, where are we? i came straight back to the station, pulled out a map, and realized that i was directly straight across where gary had been killed almost 18 years ago. >> was this the man who killed gary elwood and sexually assaulted janet haynes almost 20 years earlier? you're comfortable here, it's where you email, shop, even bank. but are you too comfortable? these days crime can happen in a few keystrokes. american express can help protect you wi

. >> tracy edmond at l.a.x. she is breath takingly beautiful. >> did you feel the earthquake?he showe was in this morning. >> she said i threw on a towel boys.nt to check on my >> somehow the earthquake sounded sexier when she talked about it. was having a fantasy, oh, there's a earthquake. off the towelhrew after she checked on the kids. >>

i'm larry edmond i want you to see this hat. this is the loose is it showing this is the loss i've found on my block on the 21st st

mrs edmond is like the statue of liberty or the empire state building. everybody knows the central park carriages behind this initiative is an organization called and white class which wants to place the first on vehicles with electric replica is a vintage cars. the lobbying group gave one point three million dollars to mayoral candidates opposed to the tourist attractions including built in bosnia. and my classes working conditions for the courses are unacceptable these courses are working in midtown traffic with a nose that they can tell i am just not the same time it happened on the concourse that tend to spill it. construction i e if a car backfired as they run the risk of being hit by stds and taxis. the mayor's proposal would eliminate the carriages and the next three years. but it still requires approval from the city council. for now these and all the landmarks can still be seen and heard in central park. we ended an era when the strongest in the six nations rugby tournament. they then beat scotland in nineteen seventeen and maree field in its cl

. >>> hi, mime name is larry edmonds. you have heard a lot. i went to city college in '97. in '97 i was going to city college, i learned [speaker not understood] who built america. i learned about am i angela alioto, san francisco history. i learned about mr. white head, about black economics. san francisco was supposed to have been a prison in 1935. remember that mayor [speaker not understood] to mayor lee, he did not want people to go to city college. so, you got to look at the history. and what are you dealing with here? you're dealing with people's lives, you know. city college, before i ran for mayor, it was a lady, [speaker not understood], she told me to run. i got those votes because i was a city college student. i was there to get eight votes in '99. then i would go home to become a [speaker not understood] in 2000. i got 1300 votes to be a associate student. you are taking away the lives of many people either build new jails or prisons or education, improve yourself. those are the final choices. and just like i was listening to mr. steve wharf on the radio economi

there will no internationally recognize edmonder toes on the ground to vert identify the vote but russia's force have already taken over crimea and the parliament is soon expected to make the annexation official. the white house has rejected the referendum, saying it will not recognize the results. the u.s. and europe are expected to impose sanctions but no sign president putin is backing down. abc news, crimea. >>> los angeles police say they fear for the safety of four children, the focus of a statewide amber alert. here's pictures of he children. police say they were forcely taken from their maternal grandmother by their parents in los angeles on friday. the children's parents were ordered to stay away from the children and were to only have supervised visitation because their father is physically abusive. they were last seen driving a dark colored chrysler pt cruiser with paper license plates, a missing right rear hubcap and tinted windows. >> two years ago a teenager disappeared. today the searches continue and he mystery of what happened to sierra lamar remains. a bench was dedicated

there is a line that connects the krifrts voting in 1965 the voting rights act the crossing of edmondter unregistered blacks in mississippi. there's a line that connected k connects that movement here today. so willie my friends it's not about the naming of the bridge but the historical context within this naming occurs. several years ago dr. king said i need you to go back to california because jessie wants to meet with me i don't know what it is boo about so it met with jessie. you know, first of all, i thought that was a strange name and i learned i did my homework he's a powerful dude. we talked about but during the course of this meeting he talked about this young man he thought

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polina edmonds with the puck drop. straight to the third period. game tied at 2-2. penguins on the power play. this makes it 3-2, pittsburgh. just over a minute later, to the corner and in front of the net. his 16th of the season. that ties it at 3-3. late in the period, from just inside the blue line, shark goes up 4-3. they add an empty netter for the awe 3 win. >> i think you might have made the term knuckle puck popular again. tell us about the goal. >> it was just rolling the whole way, so just shoot and i've had some weird ones this year and it went back into the net. >>> first round of the wcc tourney. jalen richard in the passing lane. and how about the finish. broncos up eight and in control. at the offensive end, nate draining the corner three ball here. santa clara up 12, they advance with the victory. >>> spring training baseball. giants facing the reds. tim hudson striking out chris heisey. he gave up just two hits in three innings with two ks. jeremy affeldt making his spring debut. he forced three groundouts in his appearance today. bottom of the fift

most of the work will be on a bend in the line near edmonds road in redwood city. the city council will review pg&e's plans during its meeting tonight. it will send a letter out to customers about the upcoming work and they'll also hold a community meeting next month. the work will also determine the operating pressure for that line, which has been an issue of contention between the city and utility ever since pg&e documents revealed that that line could lead to another "san bruno situation." >>> a patient gets out of an balance and takes the subway instead. we're going to tell you why she ditched her emergency ride. >>> plus, tough day if you're an elephant here. elephants escape a circus. they go on a rampage through the streets of st. louis. >>> and boy, we have a lot of sunshine out there today. i'm meteorologist christina loren. from san jose to san francisco, full-on sun. but take a look at what's coming our way. potentially a week's worth of rainfall, and boy, do we need it. i'm going to time out the first system to your doorstep when nbc bay area news at 11

my name is larry edmonds. i live in san francisco. first at ethics, now i'm here in the peninsula.ll been there before. frog stand for fully rehe lying on god's services. so, when a frog jumps, he fully relies on god's services. so, they're very important ~. and the california green garden snake, seems like we all need this ecology and land in this city and county. things like it's no place for animals. you know we have screaming green parrotts, family parrotts who sing through the city. and now we may not have the green gart error the red frog. this is what i want to ask you. if you give a fish -- if you give me or anyone a fish, you have fed me for a day. if you teach me to fish, then you have fed me until the river is contaminated or the shoreline seas for development. but if you teach me to organize, then whatever the challenge is, i and we can come up to we can [speaker not understood] together with the people [speaker not understood] that we will fashion our own solutions. you started out talking about community organizing today, and i think this is part of what community org

i like to be called juicy edmond. i'm a [speaker not understood] advocate and community organizer. i live in the [speaker not understood]. i live in an s-r-o and there are many seniors [speaker not understood] christmas and new year's [speaker not understood] chinese neighbor, she's like 72 and she had fallen and i was trying to pick her up and i found out [speaker not understood] dead weight. i asked my staff to come talk with her. i know too often in san francisco many seniors who are 50 year plus and 55, live in s-r-os. this is a good opportunity to build housing for us all tenants together because as i age ~ i'm going to need a place like that, too. and i used to go to acupuncture at carroll street where coca cola used to be. so, it's important to build housing for all because i think that is the most [speaker not understood] that is our [speaker not understood] in america people [speaker not understood]. we do not want to be like russia and some of the african countries that are killing lgbt people because who they are. that would be america's greatest gift back to the people,

. >>> hi, my name is jerry edmonds. i lived here since '89. [speaker not understood]. i'm a black gay, positive med, use medical marijuana. not crack addicted and this city has a lot going on. so, african-american people, we are really -- we're not getting the service. we're not getting attention. knowing that this lady is working out in bayview where it's 500, $100 million homes being built, when you're trying to take the project monday and i build those homes out there, knowing that, you know, we're trying to put even the plane crash in the plane, a black lady, [speaker not understood]. the black policemen get beat up in bayview even though he's a policeman. you see this noose on my tie? someone tie this into a noose. things like this in san francisco, we've become known for people -- giving people apartments, [speaker not understood] put a noose on this side. i have a black man [speaker not understood]. but stuff like this going on, i'm not surprised that we're here. tonight is really a good meeting of the minds because ethics, you know, should be part of all of our

. >> reporter: a second indictment accuses officer edmond robles, sergeant ian furminger and another officer not in court today of stealing marriage from evidence and telling informants to sell it and split the proceeds with them. the attorney questions the validity of the accusations. >> i know one of those informants attempted to extort one of these officers. i have grave concerns about the reliability and the credibility of the informants in that case. >> reporter: attorneys for a few of the officers insist the government's case is weak. they will not be making any deals. and they say they are confident the juries will find them not guilty. live in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> all those police officers are due back in court next month. >>> a bay area business owner fights for the right to the twirl his signs. the clever way he is standing up to a city ban. >> no more stealing our cookie money. >> caught with his hands in the cookie jar, the takedown of a man to tried to ripoff some girl scouts. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, signs on street corners. kp 5's don ford on one man s be agains

edmonds from high school in san jose a started her travels here first on competing senior level placehampionship. the lender on the olympic team than in russia she finished ninth overall. and her first senior international competition. she dropped the first puck at sharks penguin game. i've never drop the puck young lady? >> : no i haven't so this will be your debut tonight. of a back all that and talk about the olympic experience what were you remembering most of all for being in russia. the thing i remember most of all from being in russia is just everything from the moment we arrived and to the moment we left the is so much was going on thought to me of some great memories from that. >> : a little wary pretty satisfied with the ninth place finish >> : i was satisfied with how i skated and how skated to great programs and i have the highest of faculty of competition to triples and my program i'm really pleased with how i skated and that the judges thought the seascape of course ninth place was; i hope to finish higher. and so now my goal is to finish higher up the next couple compet

shannon there and he was appointed to the heights of lords westminster twenty such as nordic barry edmonds. in my studio fifteen hundred of those other good stuff. you couldn't wear her costume but as weakness by six degrees should maybe have a brother or sister or parents reliant on norbert to bart's brother living soul is noted that even he was a very generous and can do it that you provided so much on employment in this area. it's business as usual here is the norbert factories but that is a deep sense of shock and sadness at the sudden death of edward only a man he did so much to transform the economic prospects of this whole area. brendan ryan rte news during kind you dine forcing people to lose their jobs in the largo which chris and sarah mei ching plants into me go back to the green color. the production chain which makes brands like opie duration peso is to shrink and be transparent to canteen me. it's the biggest employer in the area today on hunches and forty workers at the largo fruits can't just be neatly going for eighteen years. we're told it's closing down there but it's ju

one has been named as lord bally edmo edmond. it's believed the helicopter was flying to northern ireland. >> we are working closely with our other colleagues to ensure the circumstances of this crash are thorough and detailed. of course our thoughts are with the families and friends of those who lost their lives this evening. >> it's too early to say what caused the crash, but witnesses reported thick fog in the area at the time and said it crashed soon after taking off. >>> now, to syria. it's a conflict that neither diplomacy nor fighting have managed to end in any way. three years ago protests in the southern town of derat marked what has become a brutal civil war. the company remains divided against itself. since march 2011, an estimated 140,000 people have died within the country. 6.5 million are trapped inside syria itself and 9 million now displaced. 2.5 million have fled across borders. sunni nevertheless fighting minorities show signs of destabilizing the entire region, well beyond syria's borders. so who is in control?

the silver medal as we said at the figure skating championship this past january when spoke with edmonds tonight and ask her what she remembered was available experience. >> : the thing i remember the most of all from being in russia is just everything from the moment from when we arrived and still moment we left because there's so much going on i got to meet so many people and the experience of being in the olympic park was so exciting. >> : were you pretty satisfied with your ninth place finish? >> : i was satisfied with how i skated. of course ninth place was my goal and i hope to finish higher and so not my goal is to try harder in the next competition the go to. >> : i know that anything can happen in four years and you can never expect perfectly anything that will happen again work as hard as i can to try and get back into the olympic games. airline >> : pam going to that means a plate women's championship in some more. singapore pleasant 10 paul kramer 75 footer for her first win in almost four years. >> : i can simply what does happen. >> : she was in celebrates from ernie's yes

edmonds dropped the puck tonight. and we're on the power play.ick marleau, marleau to martin and shoots it past goalie cross. just 21 seconds later. it's mata with a quick hit. mata's second goal of the game. 3-2 fans. but watch povelski make a quick pass to the back of the net. we're tied at three. joe thornton takes this shot. it's a wobbly puck. that puck can't find it. scores the game winner. byrds adds an empty netter. >>> you know the giants staff really under achieved. but so far in exhibition the starters have only allowed one run. and the starters like what they have seen so far from hudson. had three strike out, eight months ago the 20-year-old hudson had surgery for a fractured ankle. >>> and less is more. the swimmer sandoval got a homer and the giants hang on over the reds. >>> a's went 8 innings settle for an 8-8 tie. >>> welcoming up it's win or go home for the santa clara basketball team. and tiger woods defends his title but he's not exactly setting the place on fire. that's next. >>> santa clara had talented players but their sc

. >> reporter: led by the head of the san francisco police officers association, officers edmond roblesand yates left the court this morning. >> they're all hard working officers. they're dedicated to this department. they're dedicated to the citizens of this city. >> reporter: it's the offshoot of an investigation of a series of raids at hotel rooms by plain clothed officers. they were out there doing very, very serious work and dealing with some people that have no regards for the law. >> reporter: defense attorney michael raynes says that the investigation will have an effect on officers that do similar work. >> i know that one of those informants attempted to extort one of these officers. >> from what he tells me he provided actual evidence in the form of fingerprints and other types of hard evidence that was given to the federal investigators. >> reporter: all but one of the departments entered not guilty pleas. the sixth is waiting for a new attorney before entering his plea. all are free on bond and suspended without pay. defense attorneys tells us they believe a trial could star

edmonds dropped the puck tonight. and we're on the power play.atrick marleau, marleau to martin and shoots it past goalie cross. just 21 seconds later. it's mata with a quick hit. mata's second goal of the game. 3-2 fans. but watch povelski make a quick pass to the back of the net. we're tied at three. joe thornton takes this shot. it's a wobbly puck. that puck can't find it. scores the game winner. byrds adds an empty netter. >>> you know the giants staff really under achieved. but so far in exhibition the starters have only allowed one run. and the starters like what they have seen so far from hudson. had three strike out, eight months ago the 20-year-old hudson had surgery for a fractured ankle. >>> and less is more. the swimmer sandoval got a homer and the giants hang on over the reds. >>> a's went 8 innings settle for an 8-8 tie. >>> welcoming up it's win or go home for the santa clara safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card de

. >> figure skater today will be honored in san jose with accommodation to edmonds. the archbishop high school student competes in sochi. she did really well coming in 19th place in women's figure skating at age 15. >> 16-year-old girl in this story dies seconds after crossing the finish line after running half a marathon and it happened on sunday at a virginia beach shamrock race. her father says her daughter started out strong and appears exhausted at the ten-mile marker and 3.1 meals later she finished and collapsed. grace was in go shape and the cause of death is not known her father, though, believes she died of cardiac arrest. >> a judge has sentenced an. >> their to ten years in prison because of a weightless book after violating a court order that banned him from making false claims. he has a long history of lying to the public. >> microsoft newest entry in the tablet wars goes on on sale which sells for $679 at microsoft stores and best buy. at&t will provide service for the united states version. people would have seen the tablets say there are few physical