edmonds jr. is about to leave the jail to serve a 30-year sentence. edmonds jr.ould get the death penalty if found guilty. when told of his father's apology, he was surprised. >> it is just something hard for me to believe. i will be nineteen this year, that is the most mature part i ever heard my daddy said. i ain't never heard him take responsibility. that is unbelievable, that is a major move in his life. making me feel like he do kind of give a darn right now. i would just love to hear him say man, i blame myself for what you're going through. i don't know, i guess it wouldn't change -- wouldn't change how i look at things. i would really make me get rid of a bunch of hate -- hatred that i have in my heart. >> and coming up, the ed mondays give their relationship what could be its final chance. but first. >> when i saw y you need to sto talking about. you need to stop talking it. >> a relationship hits a nerve. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds

to one on the basis at that conformed to the residential guidelines the permit holder is richmond edmond to constrict a 2 story residential building of ground floor area we'll hear from the requester. >> i have to say i can hear that matter without bias. >> ms. murdock 3 minutes. >> good evening commissioner president lazarus and members thank you for asking me to come to the tenth pale for 170 based on the justice property owner to the answers on record the commissioners have been conversations with murdock now direct conversations the opportunity to be heard she specifically referenced it to commissioner wilson question whether you had direct correspondence with her on december 10th the proponents testified about the outreach i believe the members of this board would have granted me and my members of the board to grant the negotiation for neighborly concession prior to the permits just as our neighbors got the chance to do to correct the records as detailed in the packet i initiated 17 outreach between the receipt of the letter and the mandatory discretionary review address 8 outreach

. >> one year ago canvasback witnessed her six year-old son edmond's graphic death.erford township and edmond crossed the street to get on the school bus for some reason the bus driver a substitute, hit the gas and ran edmond over. >> i started screaming. you started running hitting the bus. he just kept driving. >> reporter: she says another witness flagged down the bus driver further down the street and unaware he just crush the boy to death. >> just a very, very horrible day, never would think that never, that your child would be gone. >> reporter: they have filed a wrongful death lawsuit begins waterford school district and hillman bus company. >> all we know is he didn't make proper observation that is day and for whatever reason he he started moving when there was a child in front of him. >> reporter: an attorney for cool district and bus company says he does in the believe the driver was negligent and camden county prosecutor's office says the man will not face charges. as they reflect on he had monday's life and death they want it to mean something. they say

i've been here 25 years so when you think of bay bridge, think of edmond who just arrived. >> thanks, juicy any further public comment? public comment now closed, inspector please call the next line item. >> line item 2, reports and announcement, 2a, chief's report discussion, review of recent activities, presentation of the department's training video in regards to dgo7.06, children of arrested parents, pretdation of the limited english proficiency services annual report and an update on body cameras. >> chief. good evening, commissioners, director hix, public, i'm going to be relatively brief because i know we have 3 presentations and some of them could go long we have people who want to get to those. a couple things that were spoken to with regard to the officers that went to new york city, 8 officers went to the first funeral, 7 went to the second funeral and as i have stated publicly, no department expenses were spent on any travel, hotel, the officers were either sponsored or went on their own moneys. the department did afford the officers what we call a detail if they were sche

now finishing just ahead of edmonds was fremont's own karen chan. sooel she'll not go to the world championships. she's 15 and too young to compete in the world championships. >> she was super composed all business. then broke out in a smile. she did great. >>> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> of course latest information all day at nbcbayarea.com. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. only at a sleep number store. where you'll find the best buy rated mattress with sleepiq™ technology. know better sleep with sleep number. ♪ >>> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five, four three, two, one. >> okay. take

one minute for every year of edmond bock's life. >> it's not just for him. >> we want to make changes. >> we want to make the changes. so no family ever ever has to go through this. >> reporter: candace bock was by his side until the final stoot feps of his life. she wishes she could erase the image from her memory. her 6-year-old son edmond crushed by his own school bus before he could board. >> the little boy saw the bus coming at him. >> it could have been prevented. i feel if he had slowed down, took the time to look and wasn't in a rush. >> reporter: the bock family is suing both the watertown township alleging the substitute driver was negligent, stopping in the wrong direction, forcing edmond to walk in front of the bus and rushing to get students to school after falling behind on an unfamiliar route. >> i believe there is a video from the bus itself. we'd like that as well. >> remember him -- >> reporter: the bocks were forced to move. they will never let their younger son ride a school bus again. they're asking to see toxicology on the driver. a jury trial and monetary damage

. >> i am larry edmond and i was watching the board of supervisors and i see ace here talking but i live in the tl. i have been here 25 year and i tell you in the tl we as black people don't have identity. you see men, women and children all the time and they don't know that black lives matter. it's amazing to see people march for us. we had a conference sunday about black lives matter and what i found out at third and palow, the new opinion cents store there they have the history of bay view. i found a man ran in 63 and how ironic no one knows the history there but he was about housing and education and jobs and police brutality back in 63 and i -- i know fillmore. i go to the kwanza but i think all black men, brown, yellow and all in san francisco matter and makes me feel good about the stadium and we don't get to see black role models close up. san francisco should have been had a basketball. this is great. you can't be an international city without people of color. that's one thing. that's a fact there. what i am here to say so often we find in these communities these districts. i re

they say taking the wrong route resulted in the bus on the wrong side of the road at edmond's normal route forcing him to have to walk in front of the bus. >> i would like to know who this driver is. i would like to know whether or not the driver was under the influence of any intoxicants or narcotics at the time i would like to know why the driver was in such a hurry that day. >> that was a prayer i said to him every night. >> reporter: the bocks could no longer live in the neighborhood where their son was culled. at their new home, a garden and many other memories. they are suing so that safety protocols to include a locking mechanism of the vehicle might engage in a student is too close. we asked both the school district and bus company for their side of the story. neither were available for comment. >> there was carelessness on the part of this bus driver. we believe there was carelessness on the part of the bus company. and we think there was carelessness on the part of the body board of education. >> reporter: the camden county prosecutor's office tells me their investigation r

building inspection with the planning department approval the property on 40526th street to robert edmond to erect a building with 17 hundred and 50 secret of ground floor area we'll start with the appellants. >> good evening, members of the board i live on 27th street and thank you so much thank you for the opportunity to voice any concerns and the concerns of fellow residents all of whom were on or after march 13 of 2013 by the live in four units that are negatively impacted by the site plan on 27th street we request you require positive design a changes to the plan so we can obtain our only source of sunlight important before issuing the site permit there's a light well, that serves 4 units in the building the only source of quality year around direct sunlight and heat from the sun the only source from the east yet even though current design is 3 stories high it is built to the property line and thereby fully obtains the light well oh, no, matching light well or resource for sunlight it takes up to 95 percent of any sunlight and impacts the story below that me i've heard from the board

. >> these days 71-year-old annie pearl avery enjoys a quiet stroll across the edmond pettus brimming in selma. when she set off on a peaceful march here back in 1965, it was a starkly different scene. protesters fighting for the right to vote were met by armed police. dozens were badly 30 and annie, not for the first time, was arrested. >> our real heroes are the people who died you could have gotten killed but i am just saying i think it was a small contribution that i paid because other people paid more. >> we actually have people walking in off of the streets and find themselves. >> what happened in selma during the 60s is deeply engrained in this community every year thousands come here to mark protests that led to one of the most important pieces of lemmingislation in u.s. history. just months after maz were led by dr. martin luther king the voting rights act was passed. >> the voting rights act in selma was a movement that changed the course of history, but this country and for the world. >> those monumental changes are the subject of a new film which has upset some. critics sa

. >> selena edmonds will be returning to the world figure skating championships for a second year in row. the archbishop midi high school junior was named to the team after she finished fourth at u.s. nationals. edmonds finished eighth in last year's world championships and ninth at the sochi games. >> finishes just ahead was karen chen, fremont's own. she will not be going to the world championships because she's just 15 years old, too young to compete internationally, but one to watch. >> future star coming up in years to come. 5:56. >>> after centuries of men only in the church of england, a woman finally going to break that glass ceiling. details on the story coming up. >>> plus shoppers at two major south bay stores exposed to the measles. what we're learning this morning coming up. >>> and the man police say is the gypsy hill killer, returning to court today. >>> a peak outside city by the bay overlooking san francisco. back east we're having a lot of problems with a big storm coming their way. out here not quite the same. christina has a look at our forecast coming up. >> righ

>> hello, my name is larry edmond. i will tell you why i like the common wealth club is because you get to alert about fighting, racism and sexism and homophobia. i bought ten tickets. i took five black men and five white men to see collins and his family there. also just recently cornell west spoke there at the common wealth. it was a sold outcast stroe theatre. i have seen many people there on common wealth on market street. i think this building needs to be built because you know why? not only do you find in work but you need to be educated. the common wealth, speaking is good. the common wealth if you notice in the hall ways here, washington and lincoln, they have common wealth up there. most people think it's in london or england. i think you should know the common wealth is something we all benefit and need. you know e what, i want to go architect but public speaking is where i should be. it reminds people of who we are and what we can do and what you have been through. our lives and stories do matter and that's

a water main break in drexel hill, customers were without water when the main broke at route 1 in edmonds avenue it took three hours to repair the main inbring water service back to the residents in the area. >>> and overturned tractor trailer blocked several lanes in gloucester county for several hours last night in the paulsboro area last night. the driver lost control and suddenly overturned. it took hours to right the big rig and the driver was checked out and the load was carrying frozen food at the time. >>> the search continues for a trio of smash and grab thieves at the willow grove mall, this was taken from the precision watches jewelry store the men came in with a small sledge hammer and went right for a glass case filled with rolex watches the owner fired two shots into the to scare them off. >>> the pope was flying fromto rome from the philippines and he will address the united nations in new york city and the end of chip has him attending the world meeting of families in philadelphia on september 26 and 27. a student athlete in a western college suddenly dies while chewing gu

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. >>> 16-year-old polina edmonds in the ice skating competition earned a spot in the senior ladies' event. karen chen finished third in the event but because she's 15. she's not old enough go -- to go to the senior event. kevin chum of piedmont qualified by winning the silver misdemeanorral and the ice dinner iliana hadn't her -- dancing iliana and her partner made it. >>> the saw ga of bat -- the saga of batkid is going to the big screens. he saved san francisco from evil thanks to the make-a-wish foundation and dozens of volunteers. the document menry premiered last week at the slam dance film festival in utah. the hollywood reporter now says julia roberts plans to produce and star in the movie on miles based on the document menry. >> we told you about the new warnings of places where the public may have been exposed to the measles virus. tonight at 5:00, we're breaking down what you need to know about measles and answering your questions. that's tonight on the news at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and follow us on twitte

edmond's here, but with that i will be supporting the motion. >> thank you. supervisor mar? >>supervisor eric mar: thank you. i want to thank you for working with the appellant and project sponsor. i don't know how long this effort has been. i want to thank president miguel. this project is different when i and a couple of my colleagues were addressing the issues of historic significance of the building, i think the common wealth club seems to have a good place for involving labor and i thank mark for being here as well and ilw reps also. while i personally feel the embarcadero side, the character of the fine features are really important, it seems unbalanced. this project does significantly retain the historic significance of the building especially the stuart side. i want the common wealth club to have a building as well for future and educational opportunities as supervisor mentioned. i will support the project. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. there is a motion to approve item no. 28 and table item no. 29 and 30. mr. clerk, i think it was already seconded by supervi

. >> i am edmond juicy and i live in the tenderloin too and the first guy talked about moscone and harvey milk but before that san francisco natives have been taken here to [inaudible] and people were killed and we don't talk about that. i come in the spirit of others and black and gay. i tell people that black lives matter. i can't feel that because i live in the tenderloin and as you know the bart paper had a concept of what it's like to be black and guy in san francisco and not accept the lgbt people and you don't know where you're at and we're silent and not until michael brown came and talked about this in mission school that i could say i could breathe and some officers -- you heard the lady from 1021 we are ferguson. we are below ferguson and i am glad people coming in and march in this city to give me a chance to breathe. i will show you just what i found out 10 years ago. where i live at -- i found out when i wear the black afro wig i get targeted from the police so i put the rainbow on it and when i do that they don't mesh with me. i found this out 10 years ago but last sunday i

chopper three over township line road and edmonds avenue in haverford just after 8:00 p.m.ne lane is getting by in each direction. as water continues to pour from that broken pipe. it's unclear how many customers are actually affected. >>> and new tonight remembering a 14-year-old killed in a stabbing near west philadelphia high school. the community came together for a somber vigil. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones was there. he joins us live tonight from police headquarters. todd? >> reporter: natasha a 16 year old boy has been arrested in connection to the murder and it appears an argument led to the stabbing. 14 year old o'neal was riding his bike and friday when he was stabbed in the chest. eddie spearing was riding his bike with o'neal. >> all i know he said bro he just stabbed me. and he said, bro look. he just fell, hit his head and passed out. >> at a vigil monday night at 46 and market family and friends shed tears and shared hugs as they remembered the teen who loved riding his bicycle. >> i miss my nephew so much. >> police say o'neal was stabbed here by

jesse gary is live on edmonds street overnight. do investigators know if these are connected? >> reporter: investigators are working on that right now. they are bringing in a canine unit to see what accelerant was used. you can see the damage to this mariner suv. this started around 2:00. the family inside here was inside asleep but the neighbor's dog was barking in the house to the right. that dog wakes up that family and they see the suv on fire. they go over wake up this family and both families were able to evacuate. get the kids and get out. the fire on the suv actually spread up to that second floor bedroom and burned the bottom. the exterior of it but it did not make it inside. investigators are determining how this fire started. we heard chris say a string of fires. we'll tell you what proceeded this and why it could be related because of the close distance and why the fire didn't make it inside the second floor bedroom. we'll talk about that coming up in 30 minutes. jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> now to a developing story. the isis deadline for japan to pay ransom for

they marched from city hall to the edmond pettis bridge where 50 years ago the officers beat the studenttesters and teargassed them. >> those that have gone before us say no more -- >> no more! >> no more -- >> no more! >> a lot of d.c. public school students are watching "selma" for free thanks to private donations. the march on washington film festival raised more than $70,000. so 8th through 12th graders could see the movie. students could show their i.d. or report card at participating theaters. and again they don't have class tomorrow. but since martin luther king jr. day is a federal holiday, metro will be running on a limited schedule. so the good news is a lot of folks will be off work tomorrow because the ones that do have to go in roads might be tricky. >> there could be black ice during the early morning hours, especially for those of you in areas of prince george's anne arundel, howard and eastern montgomery counties. inside of the beltway, temperatures really should remain above freezing tonight. areas off to the east have the biggest concern for slick spots tomorrow morning

the parents of 6-year-old edmond balk are suing hillman bus company and its school district of watertown. and the parents are asking for toxicology results from the bus driver and for monetary damages. but most of all, they are looking for a change. >> we want justice for him. >> we want to make changes, mostly. >> and we want to make the changes. so no family ever ever has to go through this. >> now nbc 10 reached out to hillman's bus company but they won't comment on pending litigation. we also have not heard back from the attorney for the bus company or the superintendent of schools. >>> it's 5:18. a bucks county father faces a hearing next week after he's accused of molesting two young girls during sleepovers at his home. prosecutors charged david hepsh with sexual assault. and a judge in bensalem set bail at $750,000 yesterday. both 10-year-old victims are friends with his daughter. and investigators say the crimes happened over a year and a half. they say there could be more victims and they are asking any concerned parents to come forward. >>> about 20 minutes after 5:00 now, time

the group marched over the edmond bridge where marchers were beaten back in 1916. >>> following the marchre will be an interfaith commemoration followed by a festival. >>> a sleep in is being held on powell. they're paying tribute for dr. king's call for more for homeless americans. >> people aren't even allowed to lay down and rest. they're not obstructing anyone, they're not breaking any laws. they're being ticketed and doing jail time for being too afford to live and we're saying that's wrong. >>> they are being called a modern day bonnie and clyde. the late latest on two teens accused of committing crimes for weeks. >>> and we'll take you to a big bay area welcome home party. introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". it starts with six of our best six-inch subs- now in made-just-for-you meals- for just $6 every day. you've really got it made. ♪ take your pick from six of our best subs, like the italian b.m.t, tender turkey breast, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and more. with a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips the new simple 6 menu is value made simple, every day. you so got it made.