frye, we were conferring about some of the language. i think it would be helpful to back up a second and get a better understanding of what the commission would like us to achieve. is it a matter of making it more general or -- our approach was the commission still had a desire to call out some aspect of the facade retention in the policy. so we shrunk it, added it to partial preservation and the first paragraph is meant to be very gentle -- general and the second paragraph to cases where facade maybe an option. the easiest to do is to replace the second paragraph. >> i was going to open up that conversation. do we want to eliminate that second paragraph or make sure the resolution has facade retention. >> that was the basis of our discussion and sort of started it. i think it has to be wrapped in there. >> maybe we'll just leave it alone. >> i would make a recommendation to leave it alone. >> it's fine with me. >> does this mean we retract it. >> can we have a motion? >> i would like to make a motion to approve as it is presented to us

frye, i have one question, announcement. i was coming home late last night from the hockey game and one of the facades on pine came down. they that had whole area cordoned off. >> no, there's a high speed chase. so it had nothing to do with the building. this brings up the question. do we make them rebuild it? >> that's a good question. there are ceqa implications and policy implications to figure out what is the best course of action. i will say that somewhat related now that we have a compliance staff member, we are talking with the zoning administrator about certain policies on whether or not to require somebody to build something if it's been demolished or neglected and some of those policies will be coming to you this year hopefully by the summer and maybe at that time is a good opportunity to discuss situations like you are bringing up. i know, was it the columns at the san francisco center, there was a lawsuit >> no. the front part of the building. >> when we have that discussion can you bring some of the information

i wouldn't assume so. >> reporter: and he also addressed his relationship with frye. he said he told lacey about it but lied to her family. >> is it something that put your marriage in jeopardy. >> no it did not put marriage in jeopardy. it was not a positive thing. and i think the real question that you're getting at and that everyone wants to know is did that precipitate leading to her disappearance and the answer is no. >> reporter: peterson says he is fully cooperating with the modesto police department. >> i sat down with detectives on numerous occasions including the night of her disappearance, including the next days and continued to receive phone calls from them and talked to them on the phone. >> reporter: the most emotional part of the interview came while scott peterson was discussing his relationship with his wife lacey and the nursery the two had created for their unborn son conner. >> that door is closed. i can't open that door. >> you worked on it? what was the sort of preparation did you do? >> yeah, it's outfitted, the furniture is there, it's painted

. >> tim frye department staff. commissioners when we review shop drawings as conditional approval we require the project sponsor to come back to us after it's been issued to review them and note any changes to be made to the drawings to reflect the actual conditions that are found at the site and to ensure the profiles and shop drawings match what we approve in the site permit. >> i guess i'm asking it relative to consistently because what was on the consent calendar said refined details needed to be approved by staff but didn't say shop drawings. sometimes the challenge of shop drawings is that they are on a very tight schedule that the contractor has to produce them and then the staff has to review them. the timing might be difficult for an applicant. >> commissioners, tim frye, again, department staff. i would argue the distinction between this item is the refinement of details really had to do with the in you window opening at the ground floor on the primary facade and that was just to ensure that the details a

i think that is all good afternoon commissioners tim frye department staff here to share a few things from the historic preservation commission the commissioner culture assets condone another meeting where regina in the office of small business commission came to south park speak about the legacy business legislation and the committee had a number of questions about the moivengs of the program which office of small business has welcomed input in the community and the plan on representing the hpc at the meeting on monday they'll begin to talk about how the program will be implemented as there's a board of supervisors deadline of september 30th to come up with a plan on how the registry he works the full commission met in they're first item was the election of officers the commission unanimously elected commissioner andrea wove wolf from him and they thanked former mrauts for his service 0 over the last several years as commission president the commission had one item on its calendar although an important item that generated a lot of discussed this was something that former president ha

meet amber frye. >> do you think the notoriety will ever die down? >> i thought there was a possibility but i don't know. >> amber is the uncomplicated 28-year-old massage therapist romanced by scott peterson even as he plotted to kill his pregnant wife. >> scott told me he was not married. we did have a romantic relationship. >> amber surfaces on january 24th, 2003. a month to the day after laci peterson goes missing. >> laci peterson's family distanced themselves from scott peterson. >> amber frye of fresno publicly acknowledged she had been involved in a romantic relationship with scott peterson. >> suddenly scott has a motive and an image problem. >> before we got to amber, there was nothing that suggested that this guy wasn't the person you want to have as a son-in-law, as a neighbor, anything like that. once amber was discovered and we found out what he was up to, it put a new shade on him and we could see him through a different light. >> amber is matter of fact about the case. >> how did you meet? >> a girlfriend of mine met him through work

meet amber frye. >> do you think the notoriety will ever die down? >> i thought there was a possibility but i don't know. >> amber is the uncomplicated 28-year-old massage therapist romanced by scott peterson even as he plotted to kill his pregnant wife. >> scott told me he was not married. we did have a romantic relationship. >> amber surfaces on january 24th 2003. a month to the day after laci peterson goes missing. >> laci peterson's family distanced themselves from scott peterson. >> amber frye of fresno publicly acknowledged she had been involved in a romantic relationship with scott peterson. >> suddenly scott has a motive and an image problem. >> before we got to amber there was nothing that suggested that this guy wasn't the person you want to have as a son-in-law as a neighbor, anything like that. once amber was discovered and we found out what he was up to it put a new shade on him and we could see him through a different light. >> amber is matter of fact about the case. >> how did you meet? >> a girlfriend of mine met him through work and

i believe you are represented by cathy frye, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> unlike cedric whose public defender is likely to be carrying a heavy case load and have limited resources, james poore has hired a private defense attorney. >> miss frye has been in this morning. not guilty plea entered on your behalf. good luck. >> thank you. >> after the arraignment, the two brothers try to talk. but an officer notices the exchange and separates them. >> did that go the way you thought? >> oh, no. i didn't know nothing about no attorney. how is his court process moving quicker than mine. >> you tried to talk after you were arraigned. what were you trying to say to him? >> how did you get an attorney? how were you able to afford an attorney. i know i'm scrambling to try to get an attorney myself. >> you gonna be cool? >> it never hurts to shed a tear especially when you're a man of deep feelings. >> catch up, catch up, catch up. >> on the advice of his new attorney, james declined to discuss the case any further. but as he is led to a single-person se

. >> good afternoon tim frye here to share a few ideas from the historic preservation commission the commission began by welcoming the reappointment jones we believe that now they've been reappointed the hpc will take up the elections on march 18 the commission approved a certificate of appropriation for alternatives to create a opted within a liability hill building and the commission approved the recreation of a single-family home within liability hill strict and both projects were unanimously approved per staffs recommendation and the will house, ways, and means recommended the landmark designation for the swedish american hall the hall is spitting under the events and architecture will events as one of the examples of the swishing architecture the owners of the property the swishing society were in attendance and gave their enthusiastic support so for the proposed designation and we believe this will be before the board of supervisors very shortly certainly happy to forward i a copy of the report if you're interested i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> commissioner moore. >

. >> reporter: but carol frye took time off to get a new table set-top box. as a gift for her mother's birthday. >> it did not show up. >> reporter: not even a call. she had to call them rescheduling again and again. >> the first time is an in convenience. the second time it's you're kidding me and the third time is just in excusable. no one could phone call and leave a message or reach out to us and let us know they weren't coming. >> reporter: they missed her mother's birthday and she didn't know about that fcc special phrase. that's 47 cfr 76.309. it's a rule requiring even if the cable company is just running late, the customer will be contacted and rescheduled at a time which is convenient for the customer. and it requires telephone answer time won't exceed 30 seconds. how many hours you think you were on the phone? >> well over six hours. who spends over six hours on the phone with customer service reps? that's insane. >> reporter: her next call to wusa9 call for action. >> i make one phone call to you guys and it takes place that afternoon. >> reporter

. >>> lead nurse northern mali are yet to sign a preliminary peace deal to end frye fighting.er rebel groups have signed the deal. but they want further consultation saying its demands for greater political control haven't been addressed. the unites nations and the european union are overseeing those talks. >>> authorities in chile have issued a yellow alert due to increased activity from the volcano. around 9,000 residents surrounding the volcano have been told that the area might have to be evacuated. the volcano which lies 650-kilometers from the capital santiago spewed out small jets of lava from its crate ore sunday. experts believe a larger eruption is possible. the mayor of the nearby town has urged people to remain calm. >>> that's the end of that bulletin. but remember you can always keep up to date by logging onto our website. i just want to draw your attention to some of the live picture that his we are getting coming to us from moscow in russia. it's about those what were originally demonstrations against the kremlin that has turned in to a memorial march. you can

and he'll be along side william frye, who will be third. the brazilian is the last known mercedes driver to take pole in austria in june. rossberg will start second on the grid hamilton was a half second quicker. huge effort from all the guys. i feel incredibly blessed to have this car and today we found a good balance and today it's about just pushing the laps. it's it's so much fun when you get into qualifying. you have those single laps that you have to push. >> having won 16 of the last 19 races they're in primary position to add to that on sunday. >> well, cricket world cup host australia getting ready to face pakistan or ireland in the quarterfinals. australia finishing with an easy win here over scott lapped. mitchell stark just too much for scotland to handle. scotland would bowl out for just 130. michael clarke was out a big catch, the win racking up a seven-wicket victory. >> i think we're all doing quite well. we're training well. personally, just not suitable to come out inconsistently. >> india maintained their record with a si

frye and gringo boots are 50% off. you get four pairs of jeans for $150. it's a great brand and there are racks of other items that are buy two get one free. >> can you get this jacket as a free item and it was originally $400. >> that is not a deal, that is it a steal. the sale is this saturday from noon until 4:00. for a link to ella's grove just go to 6abc.com. i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> nice sale. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. "action news" at 5:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> here it comes another round of winter weather and it will arrive on the first day of spring. the approaching storm kept crews busy today keeping our roads prepped for snow and the trucks ready to plow. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the prep for more snow for spring. it will likely

. >> amber frye of fresno publicly acknowledged she had been involved in a romantic relationship withtt peterson. >> suddenly scott has a motive and an image problem. >> before we got to amber there was nothing that suggested that this guy wasn't the person you want to have as a son-in-law as a neighbor, anything like that. once amber was discovered and we found out what he was up to it put a new shade on him and we could see him through a different light. >> amber is matter of fact about the case. >> how did you meet? >> a girlfriend of mine met him through work and they had spent time talking about relationships and she said i really think he sounds like a really incredible great guy, perfect for you. looking for you know, his soulmate. >> when you met him, what was that like? >> i was pleasantly surprised. >> peterson seduces amber on his first date in november. he makes an excuse for not being there with her on thanksgiving. >> when did you suspect he was a liar? >> the first indication was when he was telling me he was going out of state or to europe and he had a modesto p.o. box

. >> reporter: supervisor michael frye is among the three who voted against the new commission said itill interfere with the police doing their work. >> this is a reaction to the latest nasty story in the media, and it's just throw as much as you can at the wall and see what sticks. >> reporter: other members see it as a way to transparency for all police-involved incidents. >> i met with the police chief. i mean, he's acting on advice of the county attorney and not releasing statements. >> reporter: we spoke with supervisor pat harry before his closed ses. he suggested action needed to be taken against the county attorney's office for so-called communication breakdowns between the board and prosecutors who once successfully investigated the gear case. >> commonwealth attorney wants to meet with the board and the board is not informed of that is a breach of the basic responsibility of an attorney. it's unacceptable and we need to make changes. >> reporter: and just a short time ago -- meantime, that new police commission is made up of former police officers lawyers, members of the medi

bob frye, the late bob frye was the head of resources for the future, once testified before the committee i was on that the task of defining the energy future was to chart a safe, secure response environmentally responsible energy path that would sustain human progress for present and future generations. that was probably the most graceful articulation of what is, in my mind one of the more difficult balancing acts because as we know energy policy is derivative from our security, our environmental and our economic goals and responsibilities. and finding the balance point, among those goals, sometimes conflicting goals, and they particularly come to a conflicting challenge in the department of interior's responsibilities finding that balance point has proved over the last 40 years that i've been involved in this area, an extraordinarily difficult challenge to policymaking. energy policy legislation often passed in the house or the senate by single vote margins. so it is a great challenge that secretary jewell has in her hands, and we welcome here to csis. it is common to refer to our cabin

. >> reporter: that's supervisor michael frye among the three who voted against the commission today. it will interfere with the police doing their work. >> this is a reaction to the latest nasty story in the media. and it's just throw as much as as you can at the wall and see what sticks. >> i think tights right thing to do. >> reporter: the majority of the board says it's not just about the gear case but police-involved incidents as a whole and about opening up the lines of communication. >> i think it would be wrong for us to delay making some positive changes. >> reporter: perhaps facing the most pressure is the county attorney. supervisors tell me he mishandled the communication between them and prosecutors when it came to the gear case. ahead at 6:00 i'll explain what that means for the future of the county attorney position. live in fairfax, i'm david culvert, news4. >>> today the smithsonian announced it isban on selfie sticks to all museums and gardens to help protect the exhibits displays and visitor, especially when museums get crowded. until today that ban had only been in

that's william frye's piece. ten maps that explain the next election. republicans making outreach to minority voters an important part of their early presidential campaigns. jeb bush on his right to ride pac website had this to say when he launched that political action committee in his effort to run for the united states presidency he says we will not cede an inch of territories as we unite our citizens to strengthen america through greater economic growth and widespread prosperity. and as we said, rand paul was talking to a historically black state university in maryland not far from washington d.c. this was a bit of his appearance yesterday at that event. >> we've gotten rid of segregation du juor segregation by law. but we still have a problem in our country that is somewhat like segregation but also somewhat like there are two systems. whereas martin luther king said in 1967 there are two americas. there's one america that believes in life liberty, and the pursuit of happiness but there's another america that's witness to a daily disgrace, a lack,

ueranov mewhcaes nnlpt deesonhih-sk bevi a sci, icis e rs oco r iu s atangord clelwiod e vev thla teer fryes, at bn a gat ipiti. th sud hnous mpteitfi as mongnt s scophe. rey thk 'r gti sitsbo cse abe inrvtis ake seh peleho del mtaeah obmson gn t ide tquti ollatn geray,owucisllat eias oarcu alngth w cer. coin culyoel meo unrsndspiay en thgseetoerelote beushev yrxrice s eeio aeran fali h lssueto aleir'ananer a thgsik th. buho es a atsucre i'dlitoee igr loti f toc jt meiod,haouseic meerarfang ws atpres nfdi >>t' aueioapele as a teyhod. 'san oan gog pres ato em ed atre scnticoprtits, wt' e rrt rtli lok lke andoe vegae edo fi fi. he reoo tn s , ys tootur pofoo d eheer w vealceutf wck i rmofhe o llsre inan erthubc nd is meme rre dieas, cmm lns sp aec aew op tt edel ifeoveth oth bsi plihethsee, wodneecra isse oer siatns aheer meto mnd wreheuen onndidlsndali ad e stooctysso dati ttefee veo pu en rdasonashe ieif oorniesre the. 'scota stf caulio ofoue l ts ulbe eaerf we n a rcstceheralye we ndfuinevytnge doers wat cldoiv e leha's o the. tnkouor yromnts d yld ba. anyo m cirn. >>ha y vy mh. ju fnfmaon