when they returned later to pick her up, edna never showed up. >> given the lifestyle that edna livedor decades, you could sell it very easily that she just decided to disappear off the face of the earth. >> but edna's son, randy, told police a slightly different story. he said he last saw his mother on friday night when she kissed him good night. >> i love you. see you tomorrow. >> a short time later, he said he heard a loud noise coming from the bedroom where his mother was sleeping. >> i think he described it as if somebody had fallen out of bed. >> he said when he woke up the next day, his mother was gone. if the forensic entomologist was correct in his estimate of the time of edna's death, the noise randy heard on friday night may have been his mother's murder. when police searched donald ruby's trunk, they found the same type of grease that was found on the box holding edna posey's torso. and they discovered the hole in the box was the same size and shape as the trunk latch in ruby's car. prosecutors now believed that donald ruby murdered edna posey on friday evening. everybody

la policÍa respondiÓ la llamada de emergencia sobre la cuadra 600 de edna way.os. finalmente el hombre se entregÓ a las autoridades. >> una conductora estrella su camiÓn contra un camiÓn de basura y luego intentÓ huir. la hallaron muerta a unos 400 m del lugar. en el cruce del boulevard, y la calle jackie road. el cuerpo de la conductora sin vida. residentes de la zona se sorprendieron de este hecho ya que califican lugar cÓmodo y tranquilo. >> aquÍ no pasan muchos accidentes. me sorprendÍ. >> las imÁgenes la obtuvimos gracias a nuestra alianza con abc 7. >> en la bahÍa se han quejado con las autori robos de autos en una zonas llenas de negocios. >> muchas gracias, muy buenas tardes, estoy sobre la calle primero y la calle j en la ciudad de san josÉ. una de las zonas mÁs olvidadas en el grupo de delincuentes que roban. >> uno apenas trabaja para tener su carro y que te lo roben. que te abran y te sacas cosas. >> la seÑora es una seÑora que se encuentra alarmada por la hora de seguridad. segÚn parece esto no es reciente. el vocero de la policÍa dice que estÁn rea

i would like to introduce edna green medford. history professor and chairperson at howard university. shields degrees from hampton institute and the university of illinois and her phd is in history from the university of maryland. dr. medford specializes in 19 country united states history and teaches courses on the jacksonian era and civil war and reconstruction. she frequently does c-span productions. that is what the character -- what the camera is here for. featured in several smithsonian documentaries. member of many advisory boards for the study and promotion of history. she is a member of the executive committee of the lincoln forum. her many honors include the 2013 professor of the year award at howard university. in 2012 lincoln award for the district of columbia and a bicentennial edition of the order of lincoln granted to 30 international recipients by the state of illinois. she is never hated -- she is never hesitated to help group projects. it is with great pleasure that i introduce her to you today. dr. edna green m

edna green medford. [applause] >> good afternoon>>. can you hear me now? you can. i would like to thank john o'brien and karen legal -- meagle and members of the lincoln group of columbia for the opportunity to participate in this special program commemorating the 13th amendment. shortly before abraham lincoln took his birth the last first oath of office as president, congress passed a resolution that sought to guarantee the federal government could never impose its will on the states in regards to slavery. this action resulted from concerns of the crisis. seven states had already left the union. it was feared that more would follow. a peace conference was convened under the leadership of former president john tyler of virginia. i should stop to indicate john tyler was from my home county in virginia, charles city county. i don't ever let that pass without pointing that out. he may not have been the most popular president, but he was president. the 131 delegates from 21 states settled on resolutions recommended to congress and adopted as the corwin amendment named

sky 7 hd was over the scene as teachers students and parents marched from edna brewer middle school to tonight's board of education meeting. teachers are asking for a guaranteed wage increase, smaller class sizes and protections for special education program. they have been in contract negotiations for a year. >>> china says cyber sur suhr veil lens by the united states is the reason it is lashing out atself is are a ral bay area companies. china is drop some of the world's leading technology brands cisco apple intel mcafee from its approved state purchase lists. cisco take the biggest him. the san jose company had 60 products on the list in 2012, but by late last year none. critics say the delisting is ral protectionist move to shield china's domestic technology industry from competition. >>> well about a week after president obama called for new cooperation to fight cyber a attacks, 40 people are engaged in a hacking event in silicon valley. >> one of the first examples what can be done when the government and private sector work together. >> david louie is live in mountain view at s

this happened on edna way wheeler in el camino and 92. it took several hours, but police were able to peacefully negotiate with that man to surrender. >>> a developing story, the death toll continues to rise tonight after a frightening plane crash in taiwan caught on video. 31 confirmed dead. miraculously, more than a dozen survivors. crews recovered the black boxes to figure out what went wrong. the traps asia plane lost control two minutes after taking off from the capital city of taipei on wednesday morning. dash cam video shows the plane making a sharp turn they were hitting a taxicab and clipping and bridge before plunging into the shallow river. moments before crashing the pay lot called may day may day engine flameout subjecting the plane lost engine power. aviation experts believe the pilot tried to purposely map knewer the plane away from the densely populated apartment buildings. rescuers responded quickly, pulling survivors out, including this 1-year-old toddler. 58 people were on board. 15 survivors. this is the fifth asian ai

officers are on the 600 block of edna way which is near delaware avenue on concord drive.e say they are working on the situation and are asking people to stay inside their homes or businesses with windows and doors locked only as a precaution. once again, there is a shelter in place in san mateo due to a situation on the 600 block of edna way. we'll continue to update the situation as it changes. >>> this morning investigators with the ntsb are at the scene of last night's deadly crash between an suv and a commuter train just north of new york city. governor cuomo says the death toll has been revised down from 7 to 6. five people were killed on the train along with the driver of the suv. >> the railline says the driver of the jeep cherokee got stuck on the tracks when the crossing gates came down around her. as she tried to drive off her car was hit by the train and both burst into flames. >> there was a passenger that ran past me. he had blood on his face and people were pulling the windows off trying to get out through the emergency windows. >> there was a car in the mid

or more hour delay, if you're at airport, i didn't want to go anyway, i didn't want to go to aunt edna'sride dal shower anyway, give me my money back, they will give you your money back. gerri: when i spend enough money to buy a ticket i pretty much want to go where i'm going. costing of flight delays, just to let you know, costs airlines $8 billion a year. george, thanks for coming on. great to see you. >> sure, thanks, gerri. gerri: lots more to come including measles outbreak that started in disneyland continues to grow. should parents be forced to vaccinate their kids. that is the question today. self-help guru tony robbins taking a break from fire walks to pitching you annuities. his recommendations landing in hot water with one consume advocate. ♪ gerri: well, oprah, calls him, superhuman and self-help books sell millions. people swear by the advice of tony robbins. his new book is already a best-seller but not everybody is convinced that the financial advice in it is good advice. with us long-time consumer advocate, clark howard. clark, thanks for coming on the show tonight. >> my

sky 7 hd over the scene of this march from edna brewer middle school to the oakland board of educationting getting under way way now. the protest match comes one day after the oakland unified reached an agreement with 1700 other union employees. teachers have been negotiating a new contract about a year. >>> more sunny skies today across our bay area. >> loft sun. love a little bit of rain spencer christian. >> you want a little bit of rain? i might be able to deliver that. but not much. a look at live doppler 7 hd to show you a different view of our bright sunny skies. high clouds around but certainly a bright and beautiful afternoon. a live view from our exploratorium camera looking over the bay blue skies and high clouds, mid-60s, oakland palo alto, san jose 69 gilroy, 57, half moon bay fairly wide range of temperature readings the view over sfo, high clouds there as well, not the kind of cloud cover that would delay flights, 67 in santa rosa most 60s, napa, pelt lumme marks 65 fairfield, upper 60s concord and livermore. one more live view at the golden gate bridge this is our first

the asian carp situation and i believe that's used fight species in the great lakes and there was edna found on asian carp. the equivalent of one city block away from lake michigan. the great lakes has about a $7 million fishing industry and the asian carp would be a serious threat to that. at the time when we're offering free college and all sorts of other increases in spending and different programs, why did the president recommend cutting spending in this important area. >> specifically there, there is a significant amount of funding from prior years that's still available. we felt that by combining the $250 million we're proposing in our budget existing levels and hundreds of millions of dollars of other funding that is not in that specific restoration initiative but in other parts of the budget that would maintain the health of the lakes that we have sufficient funding in the budget to continue the important work that you're talking about. >> do you feel because as in michigan and throughout the area there's a feeling that there hasn't been enough progress made. there seem to be d

recently, there was edna found on asian carp the equivalent of one city block away from lake michigan. and the great lakes has about a $7 billion fishing industry and the asian carp would be a serious threat to that. so, at the time when, you know, we're offering free college, all sorts of other increases in spending in different programs, why did the president recommend cutting spending in this important area? >> so, specifically there there is a significant amount of funding from prior years that is still available and we felt that by combining the $250 million that we're proposing in our budget existing levels and hundreds of millions of dollars of other funding that is not in that specific -- the restoration initiative but in other parts of the budget that would maintain the health of the lakes that we had sufficient funding in the budget to continue the important work that you're talking about. >> do you feel -- because in michigan and i think throughout the area there's a feeling that there hasn't been enough progress made. and there seemed to be delay after delay. at the same t

. >> this is again a movie like the incredibles, edna mode she designed the outfit, said, no capes., she's incredible. imagine the person that tied the cape too tight. >> probably not on the tour anymore. >> why didn't they snap off? >> why not velcro or tape away. >> and the flowers are still standing. >> i feel bad for the person that had that job. >> it works for madonna, she fell down cher, liza minelli all wishing her well on social media, cher was saying that's your worst nightmare as an entertainer to be on stage and go down like that. >> i can't believe she's 56-years-old in that amazing shape and still going on tour and doing everything she does. >> smoking hot. >> we had kate snow did a terrific interview earlier today, the first time that robin williams' daughter his 25-year-old daughter zelda has spoken out since his death. she talks about how she has been dealing with the loss of her dad. take a listen. >> a lot of people who have been through it and lost someone, the ones that i found, that have gone on to lead very full lives, found that they just had to know that the