the decision was announced during a hearing for leslie van houghton.in prison for the murders of lenola bianca and his wife. this is the second time brown has blocked parole for van houghton laying in his decision that she still lays too much blame on manson. an attorney for van houghton will challenge this decision in court. >>> a woman was arrested for trying to sneak on board a plane at chicago o'hare international airport and police say it's a pattern that she has established. you might remember marilyn hartman, she has been charged with felony theft and criminal trespassing. she was trying to fly to london but the airline realized she didn't have a ticket. the 66-year-old has tried several times to board planes without a ticket. the chicago department of aviation said no passengers have been put at risk by her most recent episodes. >> how does she get through tsa? >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, forget the court or the baseball field, we have two bay area sports stars who are testing their skills in the field of gamin

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. >> reporter: but that's not houghton yeah remembers it. >> when i was young, i remember she drug mento the bathroom and beat me with a hairbrush, literally. >> reporter: what had you done that made your mom go off on you with a hairbrush? >> oh, i wasn't landing my jumps perfect, and if i -- that was it, that's it. >> i remember distinctly one time at a competition, they called her on the ice three times, and she's still going like this, and i said stop it, and i went like that with the brush and i said okay, get. >> reporter: she says actress alison janney's portrayal of her mother is spot on. >> i made you a champion, knowing you would hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother would make >> oh, my god, yes. she was fabulous. >> all right, that was amy robach with tonya harding and tonya's mom. tonya's mom, i got to say was a little too enthusiastic when she was talking about >> alison janney place the mom. also won last night for playing her. >> tonya was at the golden globes when she won. >>> coming up next, intomorrow knack theater anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer

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wriggle houghton has been arrested and suffered death threats in his struggles with scrupulous developers and land grabbers who are looking to cash in on nairobi's property. so is losing his battle to save the city's environment i think yes any attempt to try and keep the city the way it was either in the sixty's or the seventy's will fail what we have to recognize is the demographic pressure and people coming to the city relentlessly transforming the city so we need a city that is actually able to absorb these large numbers of people but we also need green spaces and we do need recreational spaces and we need the public spaces and we do need public utilities to match the private investment that's happening because if you don't have that then essentially we just call it organized chaos and it is the case that you can have a apartment block next to a school next to a petrol station next to a nightclub and sometimes even a garage you know and that that's just doesn't work for many people so i think one of things. we need to push for as citizens and as residents of nairobi is really you know

i'm louise houghton, and i'll be here with you for the next half an hour taking you through the bestur stories from the key to the danes' happiness. rock and roller -- jean-yves blondeau and his daredevil stunts. and sweet venue -- a trip to austria's highest patisserie. we kick-start the show with a great philosophy on life. if you speak more than one language, you will know that sometimes there isn't a direct translation for what you're