so investigators checked the men's cell phone records. >> glover's phone is trackable, because he is calls or he's making calls. and from those cell phone calls, we're able to see what tower -- the closest tower that cell phone is going to hit off of. >> glover said he was with his girlfriend. >> he made a series of telephone calls to his girlfriend from the cellular telephone, which is not consistent with him being with her the whole night. >> the cell phone records show that glover was in the area where the burning body was later found. >> and a check of lawrence murrell's cell phone records revealed he was in the area as well. >> at 4:30 in the morning, his cell phone is used right near the capitol building. >> murrell was checking his voicemail. oddly, so was someone else, at the exact same place and exact same time. >> it shows, when you look at the cell phone records, that they were together. >> ten weeks after wesley person was killed, justin glover and lawrence murrell were arrested and charged with his murder. prosecutors believe wesley person cashed a check for a fraudulent

what am i, to stand up there and say, i'm danny glover, simple as that?ir real life. how do we affect and change people's real lives. this becomes mass incarceration black lives matter or the dreamkeepers, all have become a movement that begins to look at the real historic issues that have prolonged and continue to exasperate themselves in the 21st century here in this country, then we're on to something. because we have to develop another narrative. and the narrative we're going to develop in the post-industrial age are not the narratives that were developed at the beginning of the 20th century and throughout the 20th century. because we're going to have to talk about work in another way. what kind of work that brings us closer together as opposed to alienating each other from another. that's the kind of conversation we have to have. if we look at the situation of black lives within this new narrative, and look at what is happening with these lives in this new narrative we understand, we understand that for this to change in an evolutionary process or no

glover is a little less cavalier. he has a way of being very sardonic. he also puts on his w-2 form essentially that he's accepting monies from this bar. polos didn't want his name attached to any paper. he didn't want any paper trail back up they're using their dea-issued cell phones, they're constantly on dea's dime. they are being -- to go to all these places. and all the time, it's basically pretty twisted enterprise going on the whole time. >> so, quickly, is this club shut down now? >> no. they are wide open, very much. >> open for business tonight in new jersey. >> yes, right now. they are open tonight. i was there last night and they are definitely open. they're open for as long as -- until it gets shut and that could happen. >> only in new jersey federal agents owning it. thank you very much for joining us tonight, m.l. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the weather channel's jim cantore with an amazing way of looking inside tornados. and the damage that they can do. just some incredible video. autom

john glover joins me now on the phone from london. thanks for your time. how we view described the atmosphere of the talks? john: i was not present at the meeting, but it has been ascribed as tens although more constructive than it was with the finance minister -- but it has been described as tense. the finance minister is controlling things from afar. mark: is greece in a position to be drawing lines in the sand at this point? john: well, that is the question everybody is asking themselves. the answer is not really, but -- the trouble is everybody's options are quite limited. greece is going to run out of money. the eu will have a major issue if it forces a default and greece has to take the next step, whatever that happens to be. difficult. tense negotiations, yes. mark: how much will signs of dissent within the prime minister's government complicate a final agreement? john: that is a good question, too. there is a faction prepared to use what might be called the nuclear option of basically quitting the eu. away for greece to exit the euro. it would be l

since the january death of carroll glover investigative reporter russ ptacek has been tracking wmatand fire incidents. >> russ, what you found is the replacement of some of those vital electrical parts has dramatically decreased and those dangerous sparks and fires on the rails have gone up. >> we've got the numbers. they've blamed this on lack of funding for several years going end on end and saying that impacted maintenance. they say prior to our investigation they already had a program in place rebounding from delays and maintenance and as part of that the track that actually ignited into sparks monday, insulators there, had already been designated for maintenance, but the maintenancere the wasn't duschetoled happen until june. there are several types of sparking incidents called electrical arcing on metro. above ground and below they're the type experts say are normal when trains change third rails, but firefighters are increasingly responding to abnormal and dangerous arcing. like the electrical cables blamed on the january 12th l'enfant plaza death of carol glover and monday's

glover, we are almost out of time. i am really sorry. we are almost out of time.omplish? >> well, you should have given me more time. that is the first thing, okay? why don't you go on. if you don't have enough time, don't bother. don't give me two minutes. i am from san francisco and oakland. you could have given me more time. i am not somebody who moved by the wayside. i took this on because it's something important for the people to know. as a democracy, their voice has to be heard in this. >> absolutely. i apologize. because of the satellite, we are just limited with our time. but we want to let you know ktvu will have continuing coverage of today's day of action for postal workers. so tune in on air and online for the very latest throughout the day. dave. >>> time is 8:48. let's check traffic one more time. sal is keeping an eye on our commute this morning. how things are happening on the roads. >> that's right. it's pretty slow out there. i want to let you know that traffic has not improved in some areas where we'd like like it to. in the east bay it has bee

>> so the way i read the motion is by councilmember glover sheila's she's recommending to approve the project to limit the parking as provided as it related to this efficiency issue. >> and work with staff to find the an acceptable solution that's correct. >> okay i did not get that part. >> commissioner richards. >> a question for director and the gentleman intent of the code if you were to apply it to an up gratitude or above and beyond it could, putting a retail space across the street any sense of why this is here is this requirement. >> the intent of the corroding code to allow more parking in the cases for example, in a transit oriented area if you allow the more parking that additional park should be sufficient so if it didn't mention above grade it is about the space sufficient stackers. >> so you think more parking i thought 50 spaces we're entitled to. >> one to one it is more efficient the idea the overall sustainability will the parking be allowed to move in the northern direction of car storage that makes sense. >> commissioner moore. >> an increasing number of buildings

they do worry about the fire damage and arcing that caused the l'enfant plaza incident where carol glover died and when insulators end up like that. this was filthy just fryer to when it and seven other porcelain -- prior to when it and seven other porcelain insulators started smoking and sparking between roslyn and foggy bottom. that was monday. it hadn't been cleaned since 2012 and this tunnel video provided by metro shows the tunnel hadn't been cleaned since 1991. our experts are saying the primary duty in these insulators is keep them clean and maintenance and you won't have this problem. do you think metro is failing here? >> what i think is we will continue to clean them. i don't know i would characterize it as failing. >> reporter: our investigation found metro cut its replacement program of oldiness laters in half and incidents have more -- old insulators in half and incidents have more than doubled since 2013. the sustained dangerous arcing of dirty parts versus the cleaner parts with fewer sparks was demonstrated for us. metro says looking at the entire system smoke and fire inc

sitting in the crowd that day was midshipmen josh glover. he would sooner risk his life in the city of falluja, fighting through a half-mile of enemy territory to rescue a platoon of marines pinned down by insurgents. josh says they had casualties. they were shooting 300 and 60 degrees. joshua webb men recovered a fallen marine and save the platoon -- joshua's men recovered a fallen marine and saved the platoon. sitting in the crowd that day was a midshipmen whose name i cannot mention because he went on to join the naval special services. he helped protect a very distinguished visitor to afghanistan. the first lady of the united states. [applause] if he is out there listening, i have a message for that courageous man, thanks for defending america. thanks for taking such good care of my bride. [applause] also sitting in the cloud that day -- also sitting in the crowd that day was midshipmen bobby were shod jones -- bobby rishad jones. bobby was the anchorman of the class of 2001. he was the guy who gave me that bearhug. four years later, my

the screen a little bit there total deliveries are customers that are doing well in councilmember glover water the savings we're definitely on track to save as much as we did last year and hopefully in the summer season series of bullets recent activities on march 17 the water board approved the conservatism requirements you have an item in our agenda to incorporate those in into our rules and regulations we talked about the executive director to the regulatory process i've cover the specification and the water recycle the draft eir was at the planning commission on this april 23rd an effectual full public hamburger but the curtail nos to 2014 water rights holder in the sdauj baseline it is a curtailing of notice to the 2014 water rights something we watched last year closely and closely this year with an eye to make sure we protect our water rights state water board has been work on the draft regulations for the governor's executive order at the issued a former draft regulation i want to say they issued a regulatory framework and today they'll have official draft regulations that's a en

ike davis blasts one to center field but he is a gold glover for a reason, mike trout with the catch that takes a victory away from the a's. and the angels come out with a 6-5 win as they nearly squander a 6-0 lead. mean time, lots of great golf over at harding park in san francisco. the world championship match cup play and the always slick rickie fowler first to do so in the three days of round-robin play. a nice 30-foot birdie put for him. more golf, the giants have the day off. amare cooper, more on all the nfl draft stuff. mark ibanez for now. >> thank you. also at 10:00 p.m. transplant patientdize nigh the organs they need -- patients denied the organs they need and the new legislation to make that practice illegal. that story and much more tonight at 10:00 p.m. good night. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companie

doni glover thanks for being with me. i appreciate it. >> thanks carol. >> you're welcome.nfronts race in america. the speech everyone's talking about. next. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well equiped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. >>> the first lady michelle obama, delivering a powerful speech on race in america. mrs. obama speaking passionately at tuskegee university talking about her experiences as first lady recalling some tough moments, including being called uppity. her husband's crony of color, and even obama's baby mama. >> i realized that if i wanted to keep my sanity and not let others define me there was only one thing i could do. and that was to have faith in god's plan for me. i had to ignore all of the noise, and be tru

in a manhattan courtroom a former dea agent and daniel glover, a deai.t.cialist were charged with ownership of the club during a national security background check. the criminal complaint says many of the club's dancers were undocumented immigrants and prostitution took place. an attorney for the men says we believe these charges are unwarranted. one dea source told the daily beast, quote, sometimes people screw up and do stupid things. joining me now is imel neftali. sometimes people screw up and do stupid things. how stupid is this? i'm just stunned by everything i've read in your report about it and the fact that it all comes out because they're being asked under oath as these background checks are under oath about things they own, various things in their lives and they leave this out, which is in effect perjury, right, which has them in federal court now. >> they're facing five years. this is real prison time that they could be facing. this is serious charges. they are -- it's a boilerplate fill in the blank background check for their security clearanc

sitting in the crowd that day was midshipman josh glover. he would soon risk his life in the city of fallujah, fighting through a half-mile of enemy territory to rescue a platoon of marines pinned down by insurgents. josh says: "they had casualties and a marine who had been killed. we were shooting 360 degrees." josh and his men recovered that fallen marine, and saved the platoon, and helped us win a critical battle in the war on terror. sitting in the crowd that day was a midshipman whose name i cannot mention, because he went on to join the secret world of navy special operations. he would soon deploy to afghanistan with his navy seal team, where he conducted lightning raids that captured dozens of taliban and al qaeda fighters. he even helped protect a very distinguished visitor to afghanistan: the first lady of the united states. [applause.] and if he's out there listening, i've got a message for that courageous navy frogman: thanks for defending america, and thanks for taking such good care of my bride. [applause.] also sitting in the c

and conditions do not provide privacy protection and that's it for and transformable waywardness glover if you visit our website or do business and this is what we will do with our personal data and you have accepted those and we already see that problem as dumping that needs to change and i don't think that companies should routinely disclose the responsibility and i think that health care companies and banks and others have been subject to this. customers and clients have been subject to those as well because it is their data and their credit card information and social security numbers of become available to criminals and that is your information that the company has obtained and then try to claim and that goes into part two which is what is the real cost and it's very difficult for you to ss one of the things that you have none of the price mechanisms that we understand so well and if you walk into a store and you see one in 70 and the other is 100 dirty, you try to figure out if it's worth paying the extra $60 and we would say we are all pretty smart consumers not that we are tryin

>> mike: and in addition to a drag show - the moms feasted on breakfast - prepared by chef jason glover with dads that cook >> they're not able to get that home cooked meal we are fortunate to get every day >> mike: an emotional day for the chef and for these homeless moms like lomotau sosene - now feeling like royalty >> i'm worried about getting housing and stuff that's always on my mind, but today it's like, i don't worry about that and while makeup won't mask all the problems these moms have to overcome - margarette tells meit helps >> to carry this feeling and remember this feeling of beauty everyday no matter how down you are >> mike: in san franciscomike pelton kron 4 news >> vicki: a lot of viewers sent us their picture showing mother's day celebrations. take a look at the pictures sent in to kron-4. we've also posted a slideshow on our website. thank you for sending us you photos. on this mother's day. we want to take time out to recognize and honor mom. and we appreciate you sharing your celebrations with us. tonight at 930--the back story--is an inside look at how we bring yo

a great coach who has helped many a big league gold glover. hiring mr.ror in judgment. losers of 12 of their last 14. evan gattis of houston loses one. a two run shot. three more in the 8th for the astros. cris carter continues to torment his former team. two run single here. 6-1, stros win it. >>> steph curry gets an unexpected, and unwanted letter from the nba. his reaction to that. if you're hoping for a warriors/lebron match up in the final. another step closer to that. sports part 2. female announcer: through monday get up to four years interest-free financing or save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get up to four years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >>> a little hard to resist looking ahead to a pop lebron, steph

. >> john glover, who took over as fbi chief in atlanta that summer, said that's why he and hazelwood decided the killer had to be black. >> the killer is someone who is invisible in the black community and who is invisible in the black community but another black person? >> malcolm harris was one of the first task force detectives. he knew it had to be someone who went unnoticed. >> we felt like it was somebody who could come in the neighborhood and get these children and not draw attention to themselves. >> the question of which ace struck a raw nerve. it had been only a dozen years since the murder of dr. martin luther king. on the surface, atlanta was a well integrated city. beneath the surface, it remained separate and unequal. >> my prayer and the prayers of everybody in there was we wanted the person to be black. and the reason why you wanted him to be black, i knew what it would do to this town if it had have been a white person or somebody of another race. >> in the black community, in the early '80s, a black serial killer was unheard of. all the classic serial killers were w

coming up at 8:45, we're going to talk to actor and activist danny glover about his support for the postal workers and issues involved. >>> also today, the state senate is scheduled to vote on the controversial bill that would make it mandatory for school children in california to be vaccinated. opponents of the bill have staged protests at the state capital. the legislation would eliminate the personal or religious belief exception. a child could still be exempt based on medical problems, but unvaccinated children would have to be homeschooled. if the bill passes in the senate, it heads to the state assembly. >>> time is 6:10. in case you missed it, the warriors won last night. and after that big win at home, now they're heading back to memphis this morning with a chance to close out the summer final series with the grizzlies. >> he makes it look so easy. the game started a little sloppy, but they got back on track. the warriors went on a 16-2 run, took a 1-point lead at the end of the 1st quarter, and they never trailed again. so they won game 598-78. seth curry had 18 points, a playoff

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with the warfare against civilians and even from the glovers and lusitania show that beyond a shadow of the dow. >> then you have debitor peter end of -- at the end of the talk. >> there was many questions ahead of the show. to source documents but today it seems like they just missed the past and you bring history alive put the question is how you choose your topics. the thread. i am interested in the process to pinpoint a topic to pursue. >> anybody who asks the question gets us a drink. [laughter] >> how do i come up with these ideas? first of all, as people interpret my work to make sure i have of a dual narrative it is not the intention of mine is very organic that is what it is. but it the idea of a process is a horrible face. it really is. it is very difficult and not productive i am called the dark country of new ideas innocents -- so true. and that is as good a label as anything the underlying idea has to have certain qualities you cannot fecit so it has to be interesting to meet and has a very rich archival base to find all the bits and pieces of the reader's imagination to

with the warfare against civilians and even from the glovers and lusitania show that beyond a shadow of the dow. >> then you have debitor peter end of -- at the end of the talk. >> there was many questions ahead of the show. to source documents but today it seems like they just missed the past and you bring history alive put the question is how you choose your topics. the thread. i am interested in the process to pinpoint a topic to pursue. >> anybody who asks the question gets us a drink. [laughter] >> how do i come up with these ideas? first of all, as people interpret my work to make sure i have of a dual narrati

the glover -- government here is still shaping the queen's speech.wable energy and the overall u.k. energy next, what would your thoughts the on where we need to head in the next five years >> stability you have seen clearly in many sectors. it has been absolutely clear in the energy sector for two years. we the u.k. need to build a lot more power generation than we have. the new energy bill that came through under the last government starts to incentivize renewable energy sticking with that policy and making sure investors can see it is consistent year on year is what we as customers need in the u.k.. we need stable regulation. to build more power generation investors need the confidence that the policy will be stable and their year on year. anna: one of the things that you have been testing are these capacity market auctions. can you give us any thoughts on the latest we are hearing from austin. they have opened an investigation to see if they generated false or misleading information to some of their proposed generating units. does this cast into

don't realize how safe you are in these peoples hand and how much you put your safety in their hand glover time they go out people throw stuff at them. i have hit a bald eagle, deer, cars. >> bird. >> i have had things thrown at me, bricks, rocks. >> yes. >> people should not be throwing things a at trains. >> there was information that steve mentioned that even back, when teddy roosevelt was riding up and down the tracks around here, his train got pelted with a big metal object. >> well, yeah, one of the things, their issue is they have been talking about different things that amtrak could have had in place to stop. it is sold called ac thet and ptc. they will admit. they will not fight and say we handled this correctly. it will come down can the lawyers find a way town due this cap and say it is in the constitutional? will they have to split up the the money if they cannot. >> thank you. >> that was good. >> a young boy, dealing with autism is bringing people together, with his drawings. his drawings of dragons, how his drawings are inspiring so many other people. this is one cool kid. ♪

pence, posters, bag, belts, costumes glovers, hats jewelry, photos scripts, shoes and awards. >> therising after her death, her sons started a foundation together to continue the charitable work she valued so much. >> the close relationship between her and both sons was so important to her that she would be pretty upset if she knew there was a lawsuit going on now between them. >> reporter: we did reach out to both sons in the he epburn estate. we did not get a response t. biography reports they have both bonds with their mother. clear think they grew apart. maybe they need somebody, a future tral party to come in. >> and mediate. >> that's a shame, though. >> it is. >> one of the coolest ladies whoever lived. so much huh humanitarian work. did a lot of work for unicef over the years. >>> a week-long look at the summer adventures that await your family all over the country. >> natalie decided to take a trip to the ohio roller coaster capital of the world. jenna will try out the massive slip and slide and this morning nbc's kevin tibbles is taking us to a breath taking place deep unde