that wasn't laurie. me, i guess, the severity of it how far that road she had taken. >> people make mistakes, but what happened to her, it's just uncalled for. nobody deserves that. nobody deserves to leave this world that way. >> laurie sdefshed the same justice as anybody else as a homicide victim would deserve. we did not focus on her being a prostitute. we focused on finding this male named vampire with no teeth that had just brutally killed a lady. mario recalled he had a friend named joe that had the real identity of vampire. joe tells us, hey, look here. his name is maldenado, and he lives right over there, and he points to a house in close proximate imwhich we learned later on is maldenado's 84-year-old girlfriend. >> maldenado had been described to us in his early 30s and to have an 84-year-old girlfriend was shocking in and of itself. she talked to us about how he had beat her and in the same breath she would tell us that she loved hem and that he was her companion and she didn't want anything

you can watch the entire news conference with santa clara county sheriff laurie smith on our website, just click on the top story box, that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning, a woman leads law enforcement on a high speed chase through the north bay. started last night somewhere in santa rosa, but we haven't been told what started the chase. witnesses say the driver was going 110 miles per hour at some point and driving recklessly. the woman eventually crashed into the center median on highway 101 near the marin sonoma county line, but then she refused to get out. >> this is your last warning. >> you heard them there, officers firing nonlethal rounds into the car. the driver, you see her, eventually got out and they arrested her. >>> we will move to a developing story. police officers will be standing guard at sacramento city college after a campus shooting killed one student and hurt two others. last night dozens of people held the candlelight vigil for the victims. their identities have not been released. police say earlier in the afternoon a group of men got into a fight nea

wrote to her before laurie died. >> it said that basically. i don't tell you enough i love you. and that's the thing you know. i mean, when you lose someone, you realize you never say that to the people you love. >> reporter: we'll get a chance to see more of carly fiorina's personality today. and appearing with jimmy fallen on the tonight show. and she will talk about foreign policy and spend two days campaigning around south carolina. that is an important state in the primaries. she's running second in the polls, that she will have a target on her back particularly in the time of hewlett packard and lucent. citizen carly a new documentary will be released tomorrow and rebutting charges of what happened in hewlett packard who voted to fire her and now sayses that was all a big mistake. jon, thank you. >> we'll bring in our political panel for today. the managing director of purple insight. and kristin, co-founder of echlon insight and selfie vote where millennials are leading american. and both are co-host of the weekly podcast the pollsters.

laurie fink. mrs. steve mollenkopf and mrs. mollenkopf.n the honorable judy chu. mr.en chen. >> miss carol lee and mr. gerard baker. >> i am still on cloud nine. it is a custom piece of our spring show we just had in new honor to it is such an welcome the first chinese family. being of chinese descent myself. >> how did she look? how did she wear it? >> she wore it perfectly. astute andvery confident. >> will color was it? navy, as a metallic navy combination ensemble. >> the honorable madeleine .lbright an robinson. mr. james gorman. >> the honorable senator jerry tappanau. >> good evening, nice to meet you. it is my daughter-in-law, yeah. good to see you. mr. tim cook and mrs. lisa jackson. mr. shervin pishevar. mr. john lasseter and mrs. nancy lasseter. mr. william neville and mrs. connie neville. mr. jeffrey gettysburg. senator bob corker and miss emily corker. mr. david taylor and mrs. marcia taylor. the honorable sonja stottlemyre and judge josh colton. mr. darren walker and mrs. spencer. mr. robert eiger's. mr. rick stangl's and mrs. mary stangl's. the honorabl

>> laurie. >> in town for business.aurie's here, okay, you ready to scream in they watched the show back in l.a. you ready? one, two, three. (scream! (. >> they can hear us all the way back in l.a. >> that was real good one. i'm still fascinated by the model out there holding donuts with knives in them. >> you're so distracted. >> listen to there is i got something for the guys here, not sure what george is doing, fellows, having some trouble getting the ladies, are you? do you want to be more like george cleany? of course you do. well, there are six things that he does that you should start doing to become attractive to the opposite sex. now, this is science, i'm talking about here, okay? >>> scream scene, made by the same team behind glee, jamie lee curtis is the head after only that's being tore meant dollars by a killer, after owe around a grand, nick jonas, all starring in the show tonight. so jamie lee curtis' roll being compared to jaylen. 's role, and jamie lee says that's right on. both of the women are evil bu

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laurie jane gleeha is in washington with more. >> the st.is county police chief asked for this assessment to be done last september. the department of justice agreed to review what happened in the 17 days following michael brown's death. what they found were more than 100 lessons to be learned about the police response. >> what do we want? >> in august, 2014, the tiny midwest city of ferguson, missouri, erupted with frustration over the police shooting of an unarmed black teenager. the death of michael brown sparked days of protest and a massive police response involving more than 50 agencies. some using military style vehicles, sniper weapons and tear gas. it's a response that is now being criticized for being uncoordinated with inadequate communication according to a new department of justice assessment. >> i wasn't surprised about what was found in that report. everything was pretty. >> bo dean was in the midst of the unrest. >> we were just standing on the sidewalk protesting. then they brought the tanks out, and they started shooting te

a visit with four radio stations with laurie and then lauren and then hot 96.9 with pebbles and the get-up crew. and then 106.7 and wrapped it up by taking part in a special segment on exceptional women. and tonight, i get the honor of fenway park as the red sox take on the blue jays. kevin, i don't know, maybe i should practice a little bit? what do you think? >> you promise me you were going to practice. oh boy, i can't wait to see that tomorrow. make sure you tune in. we also will have the nearly 400 pound reality star. is she promoting obesity? >> that is just fine with me. >> and "big bang's" kaley cuoco's sweetie is sharing her fitness secrets. all that tomorrow. wt d..ketogssulmalyth'shy ge50egioinrn, &ho srtg 9. aon. uset30ba.rr oernd ptbe19.

santa clara sheriff laurie smith says he bled to death internally from the attack alledgedly by the three jail guards. his lawyer thanked the sheriff for acting quickly. >>:he died as a result of blunt force trauma, sadly administered to him by those who were actually charged, duty bound, took an oath to protect him. so i am so grateful as is the family for the recognition that when somebody does a wrong thing or a bad thing, even if they are a deputy they are held to the same standard of conduct as you and i. and that is how this system should work >> pam :sheriff smith says the three corrections officers have been moved to another jail elsewhere. she apologized to tyree's family for what the jail guards are accused of doing. she said her disappointment and disgust cannot be overstated. happening now. the seach goes on for a gunman who killed one student and injured two others. at sacramento city college today. police still have the campus on lockdown this evening. while they search for the suspect. all three victims were men. the two survivors were taken to a nearby hospital. students a

. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith is in full damage control and for the first time allowed cameras to capture new deputy training this week. it was a crash course on how to deal with the mentally ill. normally they get this 40 hours of training after graduation but it was moved up. the cadet saw how the judge treats inmates with respect, firm but fair. >> it's just a higher level of dealing with people with mental health issues. >> reporter: now, those three jail guards have been under protective custody in alameda county. the hearing is set for 9 a.m. at the hall of justice in downtown san jose today. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a day before his historic trip to cuba the pope delivered a message to the cuban people. this aired on state run television last night. he said he is traveling to the island to share faith and hope. pope francis will say mass on sunday at the plaza of the revolution. >>> today the house is voting on a spending bill that would cut federal funding to planned parenthood. the down-to-the-wire budgeted battle could lead to another government shutdown. gop lawmakers ar

laurie fink. mrs. steve mollenkopf and mrs. susan mollenkopf. the honorable judy chu and mr.imon han. mr. stephen chen and mrs. chen. miss carol lee and mr. gerard baker. >> what are you wearing? >> this morning. >> you designed it for us. >> i am still on cloud nine. it is a custom piece from our spring show we just had in new york, and it is such an honor to be dressing her at the moment of welcome the first chinese family. being of chinese descent myself. >> how did she look? how did she wear it? >> excuse me? >> how did she wear it? how does she look tonight? >> she wore it perfectly. she looked very astute and confident. >> what color was it? >> it was a metallic navy, a navy combination ensemble. >> the honorable madeleine albright. >> they are always fantastic. >> mr. eugene robinson. mr. james gorman. >> the honorable senator jerry and mrs. sarah tappanau. >> good evening, nice to meet you. this is my daughter-in-law, yeah. good to see you. mr. tim cook and mrs. lisa jackson. mr. shervin pishevar. mr. john lasseter and mrs. nancy lasseter. mr. william neville and mrs.

now, while sheriff laurie smith professed sorrow, disappointment and disgust one of the correctional deputies on the right-hand side of your screen, rafael rodriguez, professed his innocence from behind bars. he spoke with a mercury news reporter from the santa rita jail in dublin saying he never touched michael tyree and that he was only in tyree's cell for saerch. now, a day after the arrest people rallied outside the jail where tyree died and where the three deputies worked to demand that the district attorney prosecute the trio to the fullest extent of the law. today at the arraignment is also the time when the judge could set up terms of release. the three men have been behind bars since their arrest. outside the santa clara county where they worked for their own protection. we have filed paperwork to have cameras inside that courtroom for that hearing. we will learn later today whether that will be allowed. sam and laura. >> thank you very much. >>> a bay area woman is reportedly set to receive almost a half million dollars in a wrongful arrest lawsuit. service police pulled he

sheriff laurie smith says these three deputies were the only ones that entered michael tyree's cell theight that he died. they will be charged with murder, conspiracy and assault. they do have not have the same training as peace officers, but the sheriff would not answer our questions about that. instead she stuck to a script offering condolences to the inmate's family for the correctional deputies violent and cowardly act as she put it. >> the disappointment and disgust that i feel cannot be overstated. >> reporter: according to the coroner michael tyree died of blunt force they hands of another person, that is, medical speak for beating so severe that he died of internal bleeding. the irony was that tyree was not supposed to be in jail anymore. he had served a five day sentence and was in the jail's protective care unit because it was supposed to be the safest place for him to wait for a bed to open in a mental health unit. the three correctional deputies are all on unpaid leave, they have turned in their badges, they have lawyers, they are refuse to go speak and the sheriff confirms

hour, let's go, a little -- okay, that's what i'm looking for right there. 47-degree reading from laurie nicollson, and it's beautiful evening in the catskills, and really all around the area. i don't think it will be as cool as it was early this morning when you walked out the door. 68 while we speak. here's the headlines i have for you. today was the coolest day of the workweek, and there's actually, as you look ahead over the next few days a chance that some of you inland could see a 90-degree reading, and i will point that out to you in a moment. the sun will be steady through the workweek into the weekend. 77 was your high temperature today, 59 the low. today was the coolest day of the week. 77 we peek here, and tough math there. 1 agree above average, and this is the coolest we have had in awhile around here. overnight tonight, down to 62 in the city, and burnersville, predicted to be down around 50 degrees, and some of the cooler spots north and west, hovering closer to the 40s. 83 is the high temperature, and it's the start to a warmup around here. 83 tomorrow, and we warm you up

. >> laurie smith was emotional announcing the arrest of her three deputies, farris and three deputies, farris and lubrin and rodriguez, >> they were to do a routine search of the cell, but he bled to death after expensing trauma, he was naked in the cell covering in feces. >> the attorney representing the family of michael. >> michael struggled many years with mental i willness. in reality, he was incustody as a result of criminal acts allegedly occurring that really were a result of mental illness. >> the three deputies were the only ones on video the night that tyree died. video evidence is not released. a neighbor lives next door to the house where the deputy lubrin grew up said he was good and cannot believe he was charged with murder. >> the three deputies are charged with suspicious of murder, assault under color of authority and conspiracy. they could be arraigned on tuesday. in san jose for abc7 news. >> a san francisco judge refused to throw owe the confession made by kate steinle's accused killer, as the preliminary hearing continues for francisco sanchez after a tourist tes

a visit with four radio stations with laurie and then lauren and then hot 96.9 with pebbles and the get-up crew. and then 106.7 and wrapped it up by taking part in a special segment on exceptional women. and tonight, i get the honor of throwing out the first pitch at fenway park as the red sox take on the blue jays. kevin, i don't know, maybe i should practice a little bit? what do you think? >> you promise me you were going to practice. oh boy, i can't wait to see that tomorrow. make sure you tune in. we also will have the nearly 400 pound reality star. is she promoting obesity? >> that is just fine with me. >> and "big bang's" kaley cuoco's sweetie is sharing her fitness secrets. all that tomorrow. see you then. -- c here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. >>> "the insider" from hol

so is laurie's. >> this is a pope really gets to be connected to people. i think that is yes has rest mated and why people are so willing to write about some of the most interest math struggles. >> reporter: this lawyer and volunteer has created a spinning ministry, spinning yarn, weaving this to be presented to the pope. the yarn tied with the knots of peoples pain. >> i realize that i was homeless for like 25 years, 25 years mind you. >> reporter: when there is little to give, the gift of the hearties perfect. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the the all important forecast for papal visit. >> yes. >> is everything cooperating. >> it will be cloudy a and cool but question is about the the rain and we are tracking a coastal low that will be moving toward us, throughout the weekend and bringing that chance for rain especially late sunday, we will have more on that, and, and, and, show you where that storm is. skies are clear over philadelphia, and, and, next to a big blocking high. you can see rain in the deep south. that is our coastal low, and

averaging over 33-point ape game but laurie isn't starting a championship parade just yet ,. >> great summer, excellent preseason. we have to play when it is prime time ape regular season. there is no correlation between preseason or regular season at all. but what the ingredients are looks great. i mean it looks wonderful. but now we have to get out and beat atlanta. >> serena williams had a lay up to the finals in the u.s. open to become first person to win calendar grand slam but was upset by forty-third ranked player robert da vinchi. afterward she said sometimes a miracle happens. sometimes it does happen. >>> tonight washington township and cherokee, here at washington township it is our friday football frenzy, we are ready guys, are you. >> i'm ready, great night for football. >> we will be right back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fig

sheriff laurie smith says the three deputies were the only ones who entered michael tyree's cell the night he died. we know that correctional deputies who work as jail guards are not peace officers and so they don't have the same level of training as a peace officer. sheriff smith would not elaborate about that training, instead me stuck to a script and teleprompter and offered condolences to the inmate's family. >> the disappointment and disgust that i feel is k. not be overstated. >> now, according to the coroner michael tyree died of blunt force at the hands of another person, that is a beating so severe he essentially died of internal bleeding. he had already served a five-day sentence and was in the jail's protective care unit on the sixth floor because he was waiting for a bed in a mental health unit. a lawyer for the family says he was only there because it was supposed to be the safest place for him while waiting for that bed in that mental health unit. the three correctional deputies are now on unpaid leave, they have handed over their badges, lawyered up and refuse to go sp

our toy insider mom laurie our toy insider mom laurie schacht is here this morning to show us toys thatxactly. science, technology, engineering and mathematics. >> that's a mouthful. >> it's huge and a huge trend in our toys which is a great thing. we want our toys to be fun. when it teaches concepts like that, it makes it easier for kids to take the skills into the classroom and one day in their future lives. we'll start with construction sets because we knows that construction has always been good for things like logic and problem solving. this is from lego. this is our beautiful tree top hideaway. the elves tree top hideaway. look at the detail. now we're going to talk about a lot of movement in our canopy. look at the bridge in the back. it is a magical -- >> where's the bridge? >> right now it's a staircase. now it's our magic bridge. >> wow. >> back into the staircase. we can even mo move our well up. there's lots and lots of movement. a basically intro to engineering skills, too. let's talk about some technology. all of us love our computers. we're also all getting into the hybri

annie laurie gaylor is president of the freedom from religion foundation. >> and our students should not be forced to pray to play, and this is coercive and proslytyzing and embarrassing. >> reporter: all the kids who were baptized, all volunteered for it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: no coercion? >> none at all. >> no proslytyzing? >> no. >> reporter: would you do it again? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the school district is now investigating a baptism immersed in controversy. mark strassmann, cbs news, villa rica, georgia. >> pelley: we'll show you a new video that shows airport pat-downs that went too far. the class of 2015's s.a.t.'s scores hit a 10-year low. and darkness on the edge of down when the cbs evening news continues. ♪ mother nature can turn in an instant; don't turn back. introducing the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ this is my fight song... ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pre

ellie and laurie are coming over to work on our guest list for our wedding. (blows kiss) i thought we were gonna hang out tonight. i mean, ever since we got engaged, you're so busy with wedding stuff. you want to help out a little? pass the potatoes? ah, attaboy. gravy chaser?

while sheriff laurie smith professed sorrow, disappointment and disgust, one of the correctional deputies, rafael rodriguez, there all the way on the right-hand side of your screen, professed his innocence, speaking from behind bars at the santa rita jail in dublin. he spoke to the mercury news saying he never touched michael tyree and that he was only in tyree's cell to do a search. a day after the arrest people rallied outside the jail where tyree died and where the three deputies were working to demand that the district attorney prosecute the trio to the fullest extent of the law. today we could also hear the judge -- rather the attorneys for the three men try to set up terms for their release, up to now they have been behind bars not in the santa clara county jail, but outside at the dublin -- the santa rita jail in dublin for their own protection. laura. >>> today the santa clara county board of supervisors will hold a special meeting to discuss the legal ramifications of michael tyree's death. that meeting will take place behind closed doors. it's likely the county will face some ki

transportation director laurie carter evans apologized for recent mistakes. in a video statement that she posted on youtube. >> thousands of students are transported safely and on time to the correct destination. each school day twice a day. however, when any error occurs, i assure you that we investigate and address each case. issuing disciplinary action when necessary. >> disciplinary action was taken. carter evans said any parents with questions should call the district's transportation office. right now, police are asking for your help as they search for a man accused of trying to abduct a woman in fairfax county. officers say the man grabbed her and tried to force her into a car last week. the investigation happening now and the scary part about this is it happened right there in broad daylight. roz: 11:30 in the morning. police are hoping this case serves as a warning to people who live in this area. but they're also hoping to talk to that good samaritan who helped foil this attack. fairfax county police say the brazen attempted abduction happened along

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phil: now, ed's sister, laurie, said she visited ed in rehab eight days before carie went missing. she said carie told her that she was planning on leaving ed because caring for ed was too much to handle. >> after the stroke, ed was in hospital for six weeks. carie was by his side constantly. however once he went to rehab, we couldn't reach carie. so i called the rehab facility. not only had she not visited, she hader nev beenig sned in to the facility by any family member. i immediately booked a flight to memphis. when i walked in the door and saw my brother, he could not sit up, he could not stand up, he could not feed himself. but his first question to me was, where's carie? the very next day, i made sure that carie came with me. over the next couple days, i started to get texts from carie saying she wanted out, she couldn't take it anymore. she was going to leave. i was so worried about my brother being in her care. but ed was adamant about going home. after ed was released from rehab, i received a call from ed. carie had hit him in the head several times. my worst nightmares h

. >> rich laury is truly one of the dumbest of the talking heads. he doesn't have a clue.rength, you got it. what's that all about, rich? what did you do? >> it's so hurtful, lou. it's not just an attack on me, but everyone who goes on tv and criticizes donald trump. he objected to me saying he occasionally talks like an eighth grader. >> there are candidates you would have been complimenting. >> i said he talks like an eighth grader in some campaign events and he says, you're dumb. >> i want to show something that trump tweeted about fox news. >> i am having a really hard time watching fox news. well, donald, if you are, you can watch us, you can do any number of things. i took that as something of a slur. >> what does he expect? i've been on this network, heard a number of people defending him, some people picking on him. he expects everyone to come on and defend him. no. he mace some mistakes. it's our job to call it out and have people of differing opinions onset. >> i'll help him out. one step away from the tweeter machine, donald. number two, don't be insulting my em

laurie and her husband started up the non-profit after their 7-year-old henry died from a rare disease. >> there were very few organizations that provided sustained services that acknowledge that the kiz are actually just regular -- kids are actually regular kids. >> if you give them an experience they don't feel so out of control in a setting and they will cooperate more. >> the smiles make it clear that hope for henry is having an impact on everyone at the hospital. >> wow! wow! >> she has fun. you know seeing everybody come in and give her gifts. she enjoys it. >> just keeps everyone up and not down because they are in the hospital. >> i'm really glad they have been here. >> we are not providing medical care but we are providing care that is critical. >> in addition to visits by the special guests, hope for henry makes each special celebrating birthday and holiday for the kids. they can earn hope for henry bucks when they go through difficult treatment. the program is also at the children national medical center. in all, hope for henry brought mails and joy to 14,000 children. wow!

. >> this is ryan and laurie's dreamhouse and dream view. this just isn't their dream deck.efinitely unsafe, leaving giant nails. we have three kids. >> reporter: instead of having the homeowner construct the deck, they thought hiring a contractor was be cheaper and they know someone. >> someone that was a friend of sorts with the family. >> they were quotes $6,000 for the job. they thought it was so good, they told their neighbors. >> does that sound good to you? >> very good. >> reporter: they took the entire amount and showed their receipt. this is what they got. >> i'm angry. how can someone who has a family, prey on families? >> reporter: the owner came around for money, but did little work. >> he had a reason to stop by and get more money. eventually, he stopped showing up and left his i equipment. >> i feel used. i feel lied to. i feel taken. >> reporter: he admitted he was in over his head in the text messages saying i am responding for apologizing for degree dishonest. i am to blame for everything that has occurred and i have made mistakes and no one else caused thi

today jake and officer laurie reyes were honored at the white house as champions of change. these are people who have built bridges between youth and law enforcement. >> this is the pinnacle. this is fabulous. >> this might be a really big joel for the united states. i might help people all around the world, everywhere. >> on wednesday, jake edwards will attend the papal lunch at the vatican embassy. >> good for jake. >>> still ahead, pope francis will make history in dc when he declares a saint for the first time on american soil >>> pope francis will make history on wednesday when he declares a new saint for the first time on american soil. news4's aaron gilchrist has more on the honor and the anger it's causing in some communities across the country. >> reporter: you may not recognize him, but his face is one of the best known in california history, a teacher in spain who felt he needed a change. >> what he was doing as an academic was not exactly what he felt he was ordained a priest for. >> reporter: this author writes about how the teacher worked to make native america

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this far without dropping your iphone in the parking lot, you only have a couple more weeks to go, laurys apple pencil introduced today seems like an old-schooled reboot of the stylus. is there anything new about it? >> the irony is steve jobs famously said he hated the stylus and went on a rampage against the stylus, but let me get to some of the announcement. the newest one, the ipad if -- this is not like any i had pad before. tim cooled said this is the biggest news since the ipad. a new apple tv, getting into your living room and revamping the apple tv which hasn't been revamped in three years, and upgrades to iphone 6k and iphone 6s plus, faster processing, a better camera, 3-d touch which recognizes gestures like pressing and holding, and an interesting photo feature that almost makes your photos like lie they come alive. and also updates to the apple watch. they teamed up with different companies, one if you want to get fancy, that is coming along the lines soon. >> and what can we get most excited about? >> you know, i think the most exciting part of this is the apple tv. they h

it's like laurie anderson saying, i feel like a library burned down when i lost my father. you do. it is sort of a proustian notion of what finally is memory about and what does remain, how to preserve the moment? can you? is there such a thing as an afterlife, so to speak? charlie: antietam was in that, "what remains." the largest number of casualties ever in american war on one day. you end, because you go back to the living. you went back to the close-ups of your children. to say there's hope and a future. sally: exactly. the vitality and the fearlessness of those faces. that is what i love about those pictures of the children -- the faces. charlie: you are going from death to life. sally: the negative to the affirmative. yeah. charlie: and then in 2009, there is "proud flesh." sally: it may be one of my favorite bodies of work and one of the toughest. charlie: because it is painful for you? sally: it is a difficult -- any time you make a picture of a vulnerable subject and larry is vulnerable. he has got muscular dystrophy. so whole parts of his body have lost all their muscle.

. >>> late this afternoon sheriff laurie smith released a statement. she said. she continued, >>> triple digits, a heat advisory in the bay area today along with the opening of several cooling centers. i.e. want to show you one that opened in pleas anton. pleasanton opens cooling centers. >> by the second or 3rd day people usually give in and say, you know what, i need to find a cooler place. it's just too warm or hot in my house. >> offered free for seniors who need a ride. the pleasanton library is another option. >>> evacuations are underway where 2 wild fires are burning very close together and the flames are threatening some buildings. the 2 fires have burned a combined 100 acres. they are burning about 5 miles east of the historic town of columbia. crews are attacking the flames from the ground and the air. at one point the flames came very close to some structures. there are no containment numbers yet. >> obviously this is something that we worry about when we see some triple digit temperatures. let's check in with our chief meteorologist. >> it's hotter

a breast cancer survivor who underwent a mastectomy and who that same year lost her stepdaughter laurie>> drug addiction is an epide c epidemic. it's taken too many young person. i know this sadly from personal experience. >> industry analysts broadly agree that fiorina made some big mistakes in her corporate career and even as her fans argue against that, think also suggest all the ups and downs have left their candidate ready for everything the campaign and the presidency can fling at her. >> thanks very much, donald trump is going after the record. look, the tech bubble lapped. she's basically a victim of circumstances. ultimately the compact turned out to be the good one. >> the deal with compact was a disaster. >> almost everything connected to the compaq has been shuttered or sold. they got in the wrong business. she pushed for it very hard, she alienated a lot of people. fortune magazine was right. she was not a good ceo and yet she walked away with $100 million after six year with a stock price that was lower and profits that were actually lower even though the revenues per doub

the past 4 years i've been here many times to talk about this program this is my third time with a laurie appreciate our continued dedication to this program so i'm delighted today to give you a status update and talk about a few exciting announcements to like the san francisco giants winning the world series title bay area i should be an honory citizen i'm a riechlt lifetime giants fan i inherited through any fathered that as a san francisco giants fan for the first time in the history of the program the state of california has edged out there under to be the number one state in the country for internet essential sign united parcel service (clapping.) so more than 70 thousand families or more than 2 hazmat and 80 low income californians are connected to the internet as a result of internet essentials in the green bay area we have more 23 thousand families or $90,000 low income residents who have been connected introduce this program so congratulations to all of you who help to make that happen and if i can i'll not introduce everybody that was introduced but a special thanks to hanging w

. >> lauri represents better business bureau. there beta soft received four complaints in the last two years. >> if you got a job and have done something wrong to get it, that could be a problem in the future. >> we found other i.t. staffing problems complaining about fake pay, fake documents and fake work experience. >> i think what we're seeing at this particular point in time is the hyper environment of the valley. >> the director of the center for applied ethics at santa clara university. he's worked for four decades as a business ethicist. >> so if these companies get someone hired in a high-paying job, these companies make money. >> certainly. this is all about the fees that a placement company gets. there's a shortage of people with certain kinds of training. there's a greater temptation today than maybe thereof five years ago to misrepresent the capability of the employees that you're placing. >> betasoft ceo received glowing profiles in newspaper and magazine articles. in 2013 she was named a woman of influence. but no o

sheriff laurie smith says as she enlisted that she enlisted the help of the fbi and launching a full investigation into his death. >>reporter: this is not indicative of values we expect an honor with the men and women of this department. >>reporter: revising policy and procedures the sheriff announced she is requesting more cameras for the system. i also checkedi also checked with the da's office and they are still reviewing the case like a charges are filed the agreement for the suspect on tuesday. >> is the thought here that those three officers killed in may and called and said there was an inmate down and tried to resuscitate and save the inmate? >>reporter: there is an investigation into that. we know that they were the three correctional guards plasticine in that cell with the inmates they left and one of the guards came back said man down and other guard pulled the amount and that is when the report was taken so there is some investigation into what happened. we don't know if there was any sort of cover-up or what. so, we will definitely -- i think they are i think they are lo

accident has all lanes closed on the saw mill by laurie borrowed and there were southbound closures cleared away just northbound affecting your commute, 287 northbound as you approach through 17, two lanes blocked with an accident, 78 delays west bound as you approach the one hundred somerset county, delays, an accident involving a flipped over dump truck and debris causing those slowdowns. let's look at your commute on staten island expressway, looking good, no problems westbound, george washington bridge we are fine on the upper and lower level, let's look at the camera shot, no construction 495 through the lincoln doing fine and the holland. as for the trains we're back to normal schedule, street cleaning rules that in effect. juliet: there will be changes for those taking the bus home. ben: a third of you will be from the departure gate. teresa priolo has more on what we can expect and why they are making these changes. >> reporter: remembers the first day of school when you knew the building but were not quite sure where homeroom was or if your teacher was in the same place this year a

laurie levenson was federal prosecutor for 8 years.ws in place actually give police officers significant latitude. >> the other thing is, we allow them to carry weapons, we have the sliding scale of use of force so there is a lot of deference to when they decide to use the weapons. they are in dangerous situations that are fast evolving. we are loathe to second guess them and the legal standards are very high for convicting a police officer. so even if you charge them, it's not so easy to convict them. >> but there's also another major factor on if and how police are held to account: prosecutors. >> there is an inherent problem with local prosecutors going after quote one of their own, one of their local law enforcement. cause these are the people they work with all the time. and in the back of their mind their thinking two things, one i know these guys by and large they are good guys. second, if i go after them too aggressively, what's going to happen to my cases in the future? >> so there's a very close relationship in a day to day t