. >>> i know evelyn ortiz is up with us. >> mandatory water restrictions. we have been talking about that. some parts of the bay area facing tricker cutbacks than others. which communities will be doing a serious reality check. >>> first. >> it is a gut reaction. >> a historic san francisco restaurant that has been open for years will be closing. a well-known politician that went to say good-bye. >>> welcome back to morning sun 2. the last family italian style restaurant is now a piece of history. governor brown came by to say good-bye to caps. and a menu and atmosphere that was popular since 1960. my aunts and uncles. i grew up coming here. >> san francisco changing so quickly. i think it is a lot of the new residents don't tons history that has gone on. >> there is still to come -- talk that someone could open caps corner some day. they are planning their retirement in hawaii. >>> today opra will take part in alecture honoring the late stanford law professor harry rathburn. the event will be web casted live at stanford.edu. >>> new this morning we will le

detector test to 18-year-old alex bostick, repeatedly asking about his elderly relatives, pat and evelynurglary in the rural community of masaryktown a few years earlier. >> methodically investigators compile the results of the computerized voice stress analyze, or cvsa exam. alex is unprepared for what comes next. >> this is indicative of a lie, a very strong lie. that question was, do you know who killed your aunt and uncle. you said no. this obviously shows you're lying, you do know. this test you lied on both questions. >> that was the truth. >> no, it's not. >> it's a lie, brother. >> they were definitely lying about the voice analysis. i was doing my best to answer any question they had about this. >> i know the examiner. i'm not a cvsa expert by any means. based on the materials he had, that was his opinion. >> i haven't done anything. >> i'm telling you, you failed it miserably. >> can i retake it? >> no. it's twice you've taken it and failed it miserably. i want to work with you. i'm not going to work with you if you keep lying to me. >> i was getting quite disturbed with the en

. >> good afternoon board of directors i'm evelyn the president and general manager of the alliance cab i'm here to petition of wavering the medallion fee i ask the renewable fees be waived as well the taxi try is in total choose the continued deterioration of no apparent result in sight over 10 thousand documents site cards you're going personal vehicles compared 0 our 19 hundreds cabs they find a loophole in our system existing they've aggressively taken over our cab services free of the controls all the city has the legal authority to control the effects like the congestions the significant wear and tear on the streets the city has not asserted that horticulture puc has taken over the city with their 5 to $6 cab rates when our cabs go to the airport they're outnumbered in the city the airport complains and wants to raise the airport fees if the puc has taken over 70 percent of the airport rides and three to four hours for a fair the domino effect is the reduced income to all the drivers forcing them to seek employment to other places and some color schemes in shops they've reorganize

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.'m okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call i definitely could use more coverage. i think i will give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? or know someone who is? do you think that quality insuran

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.ut i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. a lot but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call i definitely could use more coverage. i think i will give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? or know someone who is? do you think that qua

>> cash. >> 1-2-3-4. >> they also provided me, evelyn moore's address on that envelope. >> how do youtions? >> poisoning. >> so, like a poisoning, or, you tell me. >> she's a diabetic. >> they told me that evelyn moore was a diabetic and they wanted to make it look like she either died in her sleep, some type of medication overdose. but certainly they didn't want a brutal murder where it would bring attention coming back to them. >> you also had asked for a photo. was was that provided? >> it was not. >> reporter: she said that kathleen dorsett did not tell her to bring the photo. >> thought i told you to have one, doofus. >> i did -- you did not. >> yes i did. i told you to write the stuff on the back of the picture. that's what i told you. >> nope. >> yes, i did. >> i never. >> yes, i did. yes, i did. yes, i did. yes, i did. yes, i did, mother. >> reporter: so mother did as she was told. she got the picture of evlyn, got back in her car, and headed out to mail the photo to the hitman. however -- >> this hit was never really gonna happen, was it? >> it was not. >> why not? >> because

s rupert evelyn reports. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: for last 20 months, rick karr has run more than a marathon a day having left in the summer of 2013 he finally completes what is by any measure an epic journey. it has been both a physical and mental test of endurance for a man who by his own admission has had his own demons to overcome. >> i just want to prove if you have been mentally ill or are suffering at the moment, you shouldn't let anyone tell you it's a weakness. i have literally taken on the world. >> reporter: millions of steps, thousands of miles, and the world record for running around the world. >> it's definitely uncomfortable, you know not fun. it's-- and for long stretches. you might have a bad month. >> reporter: mostly alone on a global road the world has thrown everything at him-- frozen in norway, bitten by mosquitoes in india and dwarfed by the andes but it was people who were the greatest threat. >> everyone asks about the bears wolf, scholarship yons, snakes and whatnot, it's really the bad roadses or bad driving and a mixture of the two. >> reporter: hi

remember evelyn, the tomb she found on the other building was right along the front of the terrace starting outside of it then going underneath it. keach: the buildings begin to give up their secrets. here, the archaeologists believe, lived a noble family. maya royalty often buried their ancestors in a place of honor just in front of their dwellings. a burial is just now being uncovered. it may contain definitive clues to the status of the people who once lived here. deciphering the clues requires the special expertise of forensic archaeology. clean the rest of the dirt out. okay that's good. that's what it is all right, a femur. hey, you're lucky. keach: near the elite buildings at copan archaeologists have now discovered many burials. anything else ? they are the special province of physical anthropologist rebecca storey. i have here some skeletons from an elite compound in copan. one of the things we like to be able to tell is gender because being able to tell males from females is useful in reconstructing social organization. our best evidence on the skeleton actually comes from the pel

>> to evelyn go to those entitlements. neil: let's get the baby boom generation because there is no money to pay so we either drop them or charge the rich more. >> the rich is getting off for free. neil: but i pay helluva lot of taxes is pivotal think the person making 300,000 should pay the same rate as making the 10 million per year. that is not fair. >> that is a problem when you don't pay enough in taxes is to have to pay your fair share. >> what is enough? eighty%? >> the rich are paying 90 percent. it was not seven people but how do you answer this? list comes back that republicans are interested to disproportionately benefit the rich how should they respond? >> with history that shows of the federal government cuts tax rates for everybody they increase revenue that means there is more revenue available. neil: so way you raise that top rate you have a boom so what? with the investment tax? >> it comes at this same time as the economic increase but we're not in the same situation as the bill clinton years and it comes

wanted for a robbery 21 years ago was finally tracked down by police in atlantic city. 49-year-old evelyn gonzalez was arrested during a three day sweep of fugitives and criminals. the atlantic county sheriff's office and the acpd conducted operation spring fracture. there has been an arrest for gonzalez since 1994. >> more than a dozen suspected child predators off the street following a sweep by the pennsylvania attorney general's office. they were targeting folks involved in child pornography. "action news" reporter chad pradelli live at the feltonville section of philadelphia where one of those arrests was made today. chad. >> reporter: hey, monica. agents raided this home in the 5100 block of bingham street just before noon. you can see some children's toys here in the yard and the ag's office said kids live here. it's also where they busted a man for child pornography. the attorney general herself was here this morning and we were along for the ride. >> come to the door right now. >> come to the door now. step out now. >> reporter: the attorney general's child predator unit raided t

but the two guys we got for him zach evelyn and tom are pitching for us now.adeed monthly ron bird but ben life system pitching for us now plus number one pick and jesse biddle. we have five starting pitcher. >> a lot of prospects coming out of here. >> absolute much these are the names we need to remember for the future phillies. >> yeah -- >> celebrate the history but the future phillies are playing here here. >> this park won lot of award. tell me about this pool over here. this is a pool inside of the ballpark. i mean, how great is that? >> we got a swimming pool out in right field it's got a cascading waterfall. 310 person pick nim area. 87-degree temperature water at all times. so cold april night it's still warm. >> speaking of temperatures we promise you better weather for the home opener next friday. we're looking at the radar. not a whole lot showing up. the temperatures have been kept at bay because of the cloud cover but that warm front it's trying to advance overhead to the south of philadelphia right now. where much of the milder air continues to

>>james: we have quite the warm- up and store for us this week >>anny hong: is arrested for evelyn this afternoon places like antioch little more waller creek it is like summer. amid of our '80s close to '90s we are working to clear skies out there this morning a live look at the bay bridge and it is a really nice start out there. let's check out the storm track your daytime forecast no '50s by 10:00 upper 50s and then must tile are ready in the lower semitist under sunny skies that top our raw 77 degrees live in the afternoon we will cool down to 69 at 6:00 p.m. this evening were looking for more west tried to lost our 54 in redwood city and san francisco 55 in san jose 53 in livermore mid-50s in concord and 55 degrees and not all. the future cast for temperatures schuller's by lunchtime today it is really nice we're looking at a lot of seventies and also a few spots potentially already a sliver of blue in green. some >>anny hong: this evening by 7:00 it will cool down in the '60s and '70s check out the high for you live today of seven is in an oakland 86 in concord and 80 in santa ros

organize it, you can't just depend -- attend it is in hiding and will appear only the right candidate -- evelyn corporate democrats don't stop the right candidate from putting the name forward. the boats just aren't there. the infrastructure isn't there. so what you do -- amy: don't pull show the country's more liberal salute leaders? what about the issue of the republicans of killing to their base -- >> if you're antiwar street, that hillary clinton by a long shot. this is nonsense. >> the polls show other things. >> get a chance to stop the bailout which was an atrocity. let's be serious, are you telling me the vast majority of americans prefer wall street the way hillary clinton has catered to them? or would they ask you support a populist? i agree, bernie sanders would be great right now. it is the democrats who have destroyed the possibility -- amy: let's bring in -- >> how have they destroyed it by grassroots organizing? >> on a personal note, iran for commerce against a so-called establishment democrat a long time ago. i got 45% of the vote. as result of that, ron dellums was the best pe

this woman is looking for her aunt evelyn and bravely holds back her tears. >> really bad, but -- we have to accept the situation. >> reporter: she wants closure, but like many family members, she wants answers, too. it took kenya's crack anti-terrorism squad nearly ten hours to get to garissa university, and once they finally arrived, less than half an hour to end the al shabaab siege. this doctor lost her nephew in the slaughter. >> somebody in the government failed. the people in charge of securities should be able to tell us as parents what went wrong now that there was a warning. what's could in have done to ensure we could not have lost all of these lives that we have lost. >> reporter: the security response to the garissa attack ma have been slow but the government denials of any security lapses are quick to come. kenya's foreign affairs minister denied her government failed to take warning of an impending attack prior to the massacre seriously. >> you know what there was 9/11. right? there was july 7th in london. hebd hebdo, warnings there. not a result of one country, one re

evelyn is here. she's brought these amazing pet therapy pups.l us about the program. they help patients. how does it work. now that we have the cameras, we're able to see. >> sure sure sure. we have the pleasure of having these two dogs with us today. how does it work in they're qualified therapy dogs. they're able to come in and visit our patients. they're able to bring joy and excitement to a patient's day, when sometimes it's not exciting. >> i thought about my dog doing this. how do you pick the dogs? >> they need to be qualified. there are accreditation organize any stations. they have to asoesz their demeanor. a good temperament. not all dogs are good therapy dogs. once they pass the program, they can be qualified as a therapy dog. >> i know that they're cute. because they're lovely to look at. how are they kind of like doctors. that was something someone said. >> they too, do their rounds in the morning or afternoon. they do our very mindful of our hand hygiene and infection controls. hand washing before and after the visits is extremely

. >> evelyn! alan: quÉ barbaridad, tenemos a las cuatro salvadas. pasa mi johnny.dos a la perfección dándole ese sabor suave y rico. veamos una demonstración. ese aroma... es mccafé recién preparado. ( sorber ) perdón, no pude resistirme. que rico sería tomármelo en casa. ahora puedes! el café de mccafé, disponible en tu supermercado. ♪ hoy es noche de festejo, mi esposa terminó su mba. encendí mi camry. ♪ !ya lo tengo¡ cena romántica en la rueda de la fortuna. ♪ si, los guardias se enojaron un poco. ¿pero saben qué? después de ver esa sonrisa, ¿a quién le importa? ♪ el audaz camry 2015. la decisión que te lleva donde quieres estar. toyota. vayamos juntos. que se pongan de acuerdo. Él dice que esa planta trae fortuna, ella que trae suerte en el amor. pero en algo están de acuerdo, nada como potting mix de miracle-gro, porque provee todo lo que su planta necesita para prosperar. ♪ ♪ alan: ahÍ estÁ la mini corona, ha llegado el momento de la verdad, el momento que estÁbamos esperando despuÉs de 10 semanas, los nervios estÁn de punta, francisca. francisca: hasta yo es

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.t but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program. you cannot be turned down because of your health. there are no health questions or medical exam. your rate will never go up and your benefit will never go down due to age-- guaranteed! these days the average cost of