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. >> pam: marilyn hartman -- the serial stowaway. constantly finds ways on to flights leaving the bay area and other airports around the nation -- has been caught again. hartman was found at chicago's o'hare international airport april 24th. police arrested the 63- year- old. when they realized she did not belong in a restricted area near the ticketing counter. these are old mug shots of hartman from other similiar incidents. find out how this mini cooper ended up off the edge. of a bay area cliff. the state makes a drastic decision about your water use. we'll explain what it means for >> gary: will have highlights. >> reporter: a storm will be arriving on thursday stormed tracker. cannot-coming up♪ ♪ 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 ♪ >> pam: california regulators have just adopted unprecedented mandatory water cutbacks. to address the ongoing drought tonight. the state water resources control board. appro

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steve hartman met a family that remembers mom not once a year but every minute. when 67-year-old carla wilson found out she had terminal cancer and that treatment would only prolong her life, not save it, this divorced mother of four was understandably depressed. >> more pills. >> reporter: and ready to give up. until one day, her youngest daughter, robyn, suggested an unconventional treatment-- not to cure her cancer, just her attitude. >> you know, she was very confused like, "why are we doing this?" >> i didn't want to because i thought it was silly. >> reporter: her daughter's idea? a nose job. they wore these to chemo one day. >> and that started the ball rolling. >> we started making it fun. >> reporter: chemo? >> yes. >> reporter: you made chemo fun? >> yes. >> reporter: after the noses every time they came here to the mckee cancer center in loveland, colorado, robyn convinced her mom to wear a different costume-- from tie-dyes to tutus, from bumbling workmen to bumbling bees. >> what do you think? >> reporter: on this day they went as alice and the mad ha

hartman was cited and released. she has a court date for later this month. >> grant:on kron4.com.we have an goes into detail.documenting each incident. >> reporter:new tonight at 8 it's possibly a major privacy violation/ >> reporter:your smart tv could be listening to you and recording your living room conversations/ >> reporter:a los angeles based lawmaker; asembly man = mike gatto is so concerned about this issue he has introduced a bill to prevent tv makers >> reporter:here's the back story. this was recently uncovered by the online blog "the beast". >> reporter:a single sentence buried in a dense "privacy policy smart tv advises users that its nifty voice command feature might capture more than just your request to play the latest episode of downton abbey. >> reporter:here's how the sentence reads. >> reporter:quote, "please be aware that if your spoken words include personal or other sensitive information that information will be among the data captured and transmitted to a third party," end quote >> reporter:

both times hartman was spotted in a restricted area without a ticket. hartman gained national attention after attempting to sneak on to planes including successful attempt in san jose international. >> certainly got somewhere to go. >>> 6:08. in berkeley the housing crunch has office sials considering a large new development downtown. the development is a proposed 18 story building on harold way. opponents say the 300 units would not be affordable. construction would temporarily close the landmark theater and displace the habitat museum. when complete the building would limit the view from the camp o'neilly. >> damaging the experience of the students who get to enjoy that view all the time. >> we need more density in downtown berkeley. this is one way to get it. >> the project would be a great option for retirees looking to downsize. the developer would have to make 10% of the units below market rate or pay a fee to the city. >>> scientists hope to get answers as soon as today about what caused the humpback whale to wash ashore on sharp park state beach

hartman was arrested at o'hare airport twice last month. authorities say both times she was spotted in a restricted area without a ticket. hartman of course gained national attention after repeatedly attempting to sneak on to planes including a successful attempt at san jose international. hartman has been arrested at sfo, lax, sky harbor international airport in phoenix, the jacksonville airport, and now twice at chicago o'hare. >> are you serious? marilyn hartman. >>> some answers may be coming soon for 16,000 students left in limbo after the heald college closure. the for-profit corinthian colleges closed all of the remaining campuses last week taking a lot of people by surprise. later this morning, congresswoman jacqui spears is going to hold a news conference detailing the resources that are available to displaced students. she will be joined by representatives from several local colleges. >>> it's 5:07. folks are halfway through their workweek or are maybe thinking about the weekend. >> it is incentive enough. nice day would give you

officials say marilyn hartman was arrested april 23 and 24 in chicago at o'hare. show was in a restricted area without a ticket. she has been caught multiple times trying to sneak on to plains at airports including sfo and mineta san jose international airport. she made it on to flights a couple of times. >>> now a check on the forecast. mike? >>> cool conditions. in west portal. chris sigh feel, downtown, mission, 49. june at ocean beach. the ferry building, too, at 51. pleasanton at 51. petaluma is cool at 40. walnut creek is 49. saratoga is 45. in the afternoon we are going to have total sunshine around the bay and 65 to 71 headed into the south pay.

chilly march evening when virginia russell was driving home from a party with her boyfriend, rodney hartmanthe couple had been dating for three years and were talking about getting married. but on this night, tragedy struck. >> look out! >> she was thrown from the car. the car flipped like eight times, and they were both ejected from the car. >> when an ambulance arrived, they pronounced rodney hartman dead at the scene. virginia was rushed to the hospital. for 48 hours, virginia hovered between life and death, but she survived. toxicology tests showed virginia had a blood alcohol level of 0.16, almost twice the legal limit. >> they had charged her with the felony dui. >> virginia was convicted and sentenced to six years in prison for vehicular homicide. >> it was hard enough that she had lost somebody in her life, and then to be doing time for it and be taken away from her family again, i mean, it was a very difficult time for virginia. >> when virginia was released from prison, she told her family she found work cleaning houses. one evening, while spending time with her family, virginia g

marilyn hartman was arrested two weeks ago at o'hare airport and charged with misdemeanor trespassing. police say she was in a restricted area without a ticket. she's been ordered to appear in court on may 29th. hartman has been arrested multiple times, including one time at a hotel in florida last year and also in los angeles after she successfully boarded a flight from san jose to l.a.x. >>> residents in contra costa county sure got an extra wakeup call as three small earthquakes rattled nerves. the earthquake started after 7:00 in concord. and that's where brian flores is. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we're in downtown concord across from the plaza, not too far from the epicenter of the earthquakes. normal nice day for many. we spoke to some who say their nerves were a bit rattled. the first quake hit at 7:01 centered near oak mead drive. that was a 3.2. the second happened at 7:32 this morning off lonnie kai drive. that was a 3.5 and the third happened three minutes after that, centered at ellis lake park near ellis street and that was a 2.7. contra costa fire repo

hartman has a history of trying to sneak on planes at airports without a particular at airports in sanjose and san jose where she got on a flight at one time. >>> jetblue will begin flights between the u.s. and cuba this summer starting in july. a flight will travel nonstop from jfk to havana early friday afternoon with a return flight later on the day. one of the first major u.s. carriers to offer transit to cuba since travel restrictions were eased part of a larger deal between the two countries to normalize relations. that would be a fun place to go. >> a bet of lot of people will make it to cuba. >> i'm going to get as close as antigua. that's as close as i'm going to get this summer. i booked a flight. it's very expensive. [ laughter ] >> it was. but i have been saving -- i don't drink coffee so what you guys spend at starbucks i put in a pickle jar. >> smart. >> i do every, single day. >> i have to try that. >>> good morning. as you head out, we have areas of low clouds and fog lining the coast. we do have a thin deck of clouds also around the bay and our current air temperatures

it evolved into this sort of phil hartman dguy. i am speaking to you very seriously but what i am saying is complete nonsense. i started doing a lot of that business. i met phil hartman, nicest yard. i told him, i have been ripping you off in voiceovers and. and he said i hope it does as well for you as it has done for me. [laughter] ivan: you can maybe not tell us some of the people. frederick: you have had great projects. talk to us about your exciting ones. judy: it is hard because i was just trying to think about what is public. you know what is interesting is that most of the crisis work that we do, i would say about 95% of the work we do, no one knows about it. and that is the way it should be in the business. it is when something is so high profile that media are interested in it, that is when it becomes public.generally speaking , we fly under the radar screen. basically, fred, i've got nothing. [laughter] ivan: wanted to do a television show about your life? judy: i do not know. how did that happened. -- happen? what was i

some people do as our steve hartman has discovered. >> brian henderson's story is comprised of a single of. >> the misuse of the phrase "comprised of" as ax is surprised of a handle and a head. apparently it's supposed to be composed of. >> it's like fingernails on a black board when somebody uses something incorrectly. >> you a years ago in an attempt to remove this one particular sleek from the chalkboard of his life this computer engineer from san jose california, searched for every instance of "comprised of" on wikipedia. the 36 million page online encyclopedia. he found more than 16,000 references. and then one by one took it upon himself to edit them out. >> and four years later i had removed the last comprised of from wikipedia. >> you got the last one? >> there aren't any left. >> you thought golf was a boring hobby. >> well, huge perfectionist yet to wikipedia volunteer editors like the ones at this convention, brian is a rock star. >> i had to take a day off of work to answer pie than mail. >> how many engineers can say that? >> it's amazing. >> to this day if anyone ever adds

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we're talking of course.about marilyn hartman.ting has been ordered after the 63-year-old was chicago's two main airports. she was arrested sunday after seen loitering near a checkpoint at midway. last month - she was picked up after doing the same thing near a ticket counter at ohare. these are only a few of the string of mug shots hartman has accumulated. she's well known for trying to get on flights at s-f-o and once managed to actually hartman is being held on 75- hundred dollars bond. news is on the way. >> reporter: 7 says on tom murray has all the sports >> gary: years take off from of this tomorrow morning your see them off the schedule for 11:00 game to make this a serious they just were not very good and committed 20 turnovers like thompson 13 points and turnovers and you just saw back story kirk talking here there is that's the back story when us the wrong type come back as we take you behind the scenes of what happens to to. >> gary: the bus rolled to sit and listen when we relax, andrea for while the of executive prod

marilyn hartman is charged with criminal trespassing.cago police say they caught her in a restricted part of o'hare last month without a ticket. she is accused of trying to sneak on to flights about a dozen times across the country. she's even banned at san francisco airport. hartman said she suffers from an undiagnosed mental illness called whistle blower trauma syndrome. >>> pizza and a woman's quick thinking saves lives. how she managed to stop a dangerous hostage situation by placing a delivery order. >>> and strangers tracking your every move from your home appliances. the steps you need to take to protect your privacy. >>> and storm team 4 is tracking that severe thunderstorm warning. >> yeah. we're seeing the thunderstorms fire very quickly. we've had a number of warnings. now reports of some half dollar size hail and two inch rain. this is 66 and 29. we can see more roads that look like this. we'll have a lot more coming up. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of chan

. >>> the famed serial stow away marian hartman is at it once again. she was arrested at chicago's o'hare airport twice last month. she gained national attention after repeatedly attempting to sneak onto planes including ones she did successfully. hartman has now been arrested at sfo, lax, sky harbor international in phoenix, the jacksonville airport and twice at chicago o'hare. >>> over the years cinco de mayo has proved somewhat troublesome for san jose. >>> noefrhundreds of police officers overnight patrolled the streets downtown and beyond. >> celebration! >> sinko de mayo! >> it looks like all the patrolling worked. hundreds of people were cruising the streets holding street shows across the city. the revelers played a bit of a cat and mouse game with officers early in the evening hours. police say they don't want a problem with people gathering unless there are doughnuts and other maneuvers that make the parking lots unsafe. >> we're not anticipating anything but we have an obligation to ensure we have plenty officers on hand. >> so far no report

marlin hartman has been arrested twice in the past two weeks, one at both of chicago's major airports most recent arrest happened sunday at mid-way. tsa agents spotted her loitering near a check point. now, surveillance video shows she also tried to slip through airport security in minneapolis in january. the 63-year-old hartman has been arrested 11 times since march of last year, trying to sneak on to flights, including ones at san jose and fsf. >>> new. developments in a fight to keep a mobile home park open. the buena vista park home to about 400 people. the family who owns the parkland, they want to sell it. supervisors working on the plan to have the city, county, nonprofit organization team up to buy the property, and keep it as a mobile home park. supervisors say they're not certain if their $26 million offer will be accepted. now, ktvu's calls and e-mails to the owner's lawyer, they have not been returned. one of the residents who lived there for 16 years says living there has made a big difference in the life of his family. his two oldest kids are in college. the youngest goe

and steve hartman takes us on the road, a road called memory lane. >> reporter: you recognize any ofse? i sure do. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. it is the deadliest natural disaster in the united states this year. the flooding in texas and oklahoma is now blamed for at least 26 deaths.

hartman from similiar incidents. hartman's antics started at timeline showing all of the incidents she has been just head to kron-four-dot- com. >> reporter: to teach a lesson that because a mother rossetti of the rest of the sun was acting out in school and and this is like his teacher who taught second place to scare him straight and how his behavior does as clear as his older cubs showing up at his home putting handcuffs on him making hands in the back of the squad car and that last about five minutes. the 10 years old is really very scary. and some selling as a sudden idea messages this torque is what page at coming up in 20 minutes social media to blame for a woman's failed million marriage at 740. >> darya: police are using people behaving badly segment to track down robbery suspect. and the latest with the shaking once again in the concord area a small clique this morning after sunday and three of them 3.2 earthquake at 71 and a little shaking concord area this morning brought 7:00 a 3.2 >> darya: and stanley

and steve hartman "on the road" with a young man who just made his mother's day. >> i told him i said i love you, but you know what, i think your son just outdid you. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the jurors said the boston marathon bomber showed no remorse, so today, they showed him no mercy. they sentenced dzhokhar tsarnaev to death for the april 2013

and steve hartman "on the road" with the perfect medicine to treat a deadly diagnosis. >> we starteding it fun. >> reporter: chemo? >> yes. >> reporter: you made chemo fun. >> yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight, the seasons are colliding. there's a tropical storm warning in the carolinas, and in the southern plains, it's tornadoes. 63 twisters reported so

. >>> community leaders gather today to announce the next steps for the mary hartman center in east baltimore. the construction of the affordable housing units for seniors was 45% complete when it was burned down april 27th. scott broom will have more on this evening's newscast. >>> we have just learned the name of one of the gunmen involved in the shooting in a controversial event in garland, texas. elton simpson from phoenix was killed when he and his roommate opened fire outside the show of the prophet mohammed. all depictions of the prophet, even respectful ones, are considered what is femme muscle to muslims. a security guard was also wounded in the melee. >> what has surrounded these typesch events in other parts of the world, additional security was added tonight. luckily it was. >> the event was hosted by the american freedom defense initiative, which is considered a hate group by the southern law center. the guard who was wounded was treated and released from the hospital. >>> in what appears to be a random act of violence, four people were killed and another one wounded in a shootin

hartman has been arrested 11 times since march of last year, trying to sneak on to flights, including at san jose and fso. >>> service expected to return to normal. a couple problems caused systemwide delays yesterday. the first issue, a 10-inch broken rail between the 16th street and civic stations in san francisco. bart gave us a photo of the gap. you can see a dollar bill goes in there, just to see how big that gap. is unclear what caused the break, but frustrated riders were stuck for hours to wait for the track to be repaired. >> a lot of cranky people. they don't want to stop to talk to me. >> we believe it was replaced about a year ago. >> in the afternoon, the bay fair station in san lee and degree lost power. that stranded hundreds of passengers. took about an hour before pg ande was able to get that power restored. pg and e says a mylar balloon got stuck in a power line. bart added red circles for emphasis. danger for those balloons. pge says the metallic content in mylar balloons can cause transformers few short- circuit >>> coming up, a new twist on sexual allegations agai

and steve hartman "on the road"." >> who would want to sit and fix people's nasty grimy clothes?: he would the tailor of the tender loin. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: now we know just how they died. the four people whose bodies were found last week in a burnedded out washington, d.c. mansion.

and steve hartman with a man who set out to rid the world of a playing. >> reporter: you got the last? >> there aren't any left. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the baltimore prosecutor said arrest of freddie gray was illegal and what happened to him in police custody was murder. six officers are und

steve hartman meets one young man's unusual prom date. and offers his own tribute to david letterman. first, the headlines of this sunday morning the 17th of may, 2015. several tornadoes slammed into the nation's mid section. they were concentrated in rural oklahoma reports of damage to homes, businesses and power lines but no casualties or injuries reported. a top isis leader has been killed by american special operations forces in syria. the pentagon says, forces tried to capture him. but he put up a fight. his wife was captured, he was in charge. terror groups big money oil businesses. amtrak officials say an emergency braking system will be in police on the lines northeast corridor when passenger service resumes. a speeding train derailed last tuesday, killing eight people. a 16-year-old girl has been gored by a bison in yellowstone. she was posing for a picture. the girl was airlift with serious injuries. the downpour at the preakness in baltimore american pharaoh took the second leg of the triple crown. he won with california chrome

steve hartman watches a man making a neighborhood good as new. we'll take the temperature of mr.ahrenheit. wish pac-man a happy birthday. first headlines for this sun kay morning the 25th of may. ireland has become the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote. as charlie d'agata reports it's been called a social revolution. >> when votes were tallied up, same-sex supporters learned they had won by a landslide. >> absolutely overjoyed overwhelmed, amazed. so proud to be irish. >> you don't know the weight of oppression until it has been lifted. >> by margin two of to one the irish voted in favor of legalizing gay marriages. irish senator and gay activist himself david norris said, ireland has sent a message to the world. >> we arby conbut there are countries throughout africa, asia russia they are terribly dangerous. we're saying to them, be civilized. follow the irish. >> built the staunchly conservative catholic country should become the first in the world to do so through a popular vote makes the result all the more remarkable. >> up until as lat

and three children. >> brian has written a computer program that instantly roots it out. >> steve hartmanow have a family composed of a wife and three kids. i went to see the one person who has known brian as long as anyone. his older brother, robin. you can offer some insight into your brother? >> i hope. >> what do you think this obsession is based around? >> well, it's -- you said based around. you did that on purpose didn't you? >> turns out the henderson family is composed of two compulsives, although robin has a different pe,ve when he calls the lazy around. >> the movie was based around the book not possible. >> he spends couple hours a week on wikipedia changing those. usually to "based on." >> sometimes the lazy around can be replaced with comprised of. i'm tempted to change it to comprised of and let brian deal with it. >> it all sounds so trivial. but i think the henderson brothers would agree our world is based around rules. and the army to enforce those rules is comprised of all of us. although obviously they would have phrased it differently. ♪ >> osgood: next. an audience w

and steve hartman with a man who set out to rid the world of a playing. >> reporter: you got the last one? >> there aren't any left. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the baltimore prosecutor said arrest of freddie gray was illegal and what happened to him in police custody was murder. six officers are under arrest toni

and steve hartman "on the road" with a young man who just made his mother's day. >> i told him i said i love you, but you know what, i think your son just outdid you. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the jurors said the boston marathon bomber showed no remorse, so today, they showed him no mercy. they sentenced dzhokhar tsarnaev to death for the april 2013 attacks that

and steve hartman "on the road" with the perfect medicine to treat a deadly diagnosis. >> we started making it fun. >> reporter: chemo? >> yes. >> reporter: you made chemo fun. >> yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight, the seasons are colliding. there's a tropical storm warning in the carolinas, and in the southern plains, it's tornadoes. 63 twisters reported so far

arrested for criminal trespass, hartman has been caught trying to sneak on to flights at sfo and made it on to a fly from san jose to hawaii. >> an emotional day in and outside a courtroom today. >> he was driven from his first court appearance supporters of the mother and daughter shouted and held signs they're not happy he's able to go home a free man. >> this breaks my heart. >> many were angry and conuse that had brian jones, accused of death in a 14-month-old and her mother was able to post a $350,000 bond and then went home was because the hearing was postponed until may 28th. >> i'm very mad. i mean, they need more proof. what kind of proof do they need? >> wee h.we've been told that jones blew a.14 at the breathalyzer and had blood drawn at the jail that can sometimes take time to process. >> one family friend shared this picture. they were visiting from monterey county. you can see where brian jones' koefshit slammed into the party they were attending. this memorial marks where they were found dead at the scene. >> california is falling short of the drought conservation roles

marilyn hartman was arrested twice at o'hare last month for being in a restricted area without a tickete feds have ordered her to stay away from airports but she just keeps popping up. >>> hillary clinton will be in the bay area tomorrow to hit up donors for campaign cash. it is her first trip since she announced she is running for president. she will attend two private fundraisers in san francisco. >>> as for the republicans, if it seems like there is a new candidate everyday, there is. >> it seems perfectly fitting that it would be here that i announce that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> mike huckabee spoke from his hometown of hope, arkansas. >>> by the way, if you go to carly fiorina.org tonight, this is what you will see. unhappy faces illustrating how many people she laid off while she was the ceo of hp. 30,000 people. now fiorina is running for president as well. she told tech crunch you can't buy every domain name. maybe we should have tried. >>> sales force may be up for sale. microsoft is considering making an offer for the san francisco bas

and steve hartman takes us on the road, a road called memory lane. >> reporter: you recognize any of these? i sure do. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. it is the deadliest natural disaster in the united states this year. the flooding in texas and oklahoma is now blamed for