linda boff: ge is a brand that has been around for 130 years. a brand, the sixth most valuable in the world. we impact a lot of audiences, investors, consumers, customers. it is very important to get the message out broadly. we feel as though folks coming out of school who will love to consider a job at ge. have them think of a place of future employment. equally important are our customers and our investors. a broader message. emily: it is interesting. it is a war for talent at silicon valley. do you really think you can compete for silicon valley talent? linda boff: quickly, i will tell you we published coming out of our minds and machines conference, the industrial app economy will be 2x. i will tell you we have quite a value proposition for the future development talent in this country. emily: interesting. linda boff, ge's cmo, great to have you. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." on monday, we will relaunch at a new time at 2:30 p.m. and streaming as well. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darlin

linda boff: emily, it is all about creating a layer of data and analytics.at we can not just have the providing ourso customers, our really customers, our energy customers, our hospitals with insight so they can run more efficiently, trains cooperate more efficiently. we can save companies money and predict outcomes. we have built a whole software division and launched ge digital, a division focused on how to enable our machines with the digital knowledge. we have built an industrial ourd, a platform that customers and everybody in the industry can use. it is a big part of the transition. youy: is interesting mention the ads are gearing toward future employees. it is since i it since i is geared to work consumers. oil companiesto and airlines, why create an ad campaign that reaches consumers? linda boff: ge is a brand that has been around for 1 years. 30 a brand, the sixth most valuable in the world. audiences,ot of investors, consumers, customers. it is very important to get the message out broadly. we felt as though folks coming out of school who will love

linda? linda: you dropping by or you staying? i'm staying. how was the show? really good.? sorry about, uh, you know, messing things up tonight. whatever, danny. will you put on snl? i hear alec baldwin's hosting. sure. i brought dessert. so did i. (the magnificent seven theme playing over tv) frank: think they had fun? henry: of course they did. i can remember you and grandpa took me for a night on the town when i was about their age. we went to see spartacus at the old rivoli and had dinner at jack dempsey's. i've still got the picture somewhere of you and the champ. you were ten. and the two of them had advice for me. henry: oh, yeah. and it always ended with, "but don't tell your mother i said that." i know where the tickets are. oh. okay. if you ever got tickets to a musical, it would've been for mom, not yourself. so you would've put them where she kept her treasures. the wooden box over the fridge. voila. (sighs) erin: very impressed. grandpa, you got them tickets to the book of mormon? what? it's a broadway musical about some american missionaries in africa. okay,

. >> linda brown was a 21-year-old model when she says she had dinner with bill cosby.she says he raped her after drugging her. >> i don't know if it was quaaludes but i know i was drugged. >> the significance of hearing -- >> it was refreshing. okay, he's basically admitting that he did that to us. >> linda ridgeway whitedeer tells a different story. there were no drugs involved when she said cosby assaulted her. linda, an actress, said she met cosby for a job interview in the early 1970s but minutes into the meeting she said he did something so shocking that four decades later this grandmother struggles to describe it. >> so i plopped down real fast in the chair. his hand came around and gently got ahold of my hear and when i looked up i was staring at his genitals and he shoved his penis into my mouth. it was over in seconds. and i went into shock. i went into bad shock. and maybe it was because of who he was. it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know, you think you're going somewhere in this business. you're a los

. >> linda brown was a 21-year-old model when she says she had dinner with bill cosby. she says he raped her after drugging her. >> i don't know if it was quaaludes but i know i was drugged. >> the significance of hearing -- >> it was refreshing. okay, he's basically admitting that he did that to us. >> linda ridgeway whitedeer tells a different story. there were no drugs involved when she said cosby assaulted her. linda, an actress, said she met cosby for a job interview in the early 1970s but minutes into the meeting she said he did something so shocking that four decades later this grandmother struggles to describe it. >> so i plopped down real fast in the chair. his hand came around and gently got ahold of my hear and when i looked up i was staring at his genitals and he shoved his penis into my mouth. it was over in seconds. and i went into shock. i went into bad shock. and maybe it was because of who he was. it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know, you think you're going somewhere in this business. you're a lo

after more than 40 years together, linda passed away in may of last year. as andrew gathered up her belongings -- >> i found an envelope which had just a bunch of miscellaneous papers, and i dug through, and there were mcdonald's stock certificates. >> reporter: linda had received them as employee rewards in 1976 and 1982, a total of three shares in mcdonald's stock. >> the stock since 1970 have split two different ways. >> reporter: so andrew called the company listed on the certificate, computershare, based in california, to find out what happened to those stocks. >> and they go, oh, we're sorry, mr. campbell, but these were turned over to the state. >> reporter: we checked the new jersey office of unclaimed funds and checked linda's married names and addresses. >> let's put new jersey. did she live anywhere other than new jersey? >> reporter: we asked andrew what he would do with the money from his wife's estate. >> probably pay some old bills. actually would give money to the charity which she lived for. >> reporter: we confirmed that the stocks were tu

with have linda schmidt. linda, a do we snow. reporter: i have to till, this is an active scene out here along the fdr drive. there are hundreds of cops out here as well as officials. fdr is shut down between 125th street. no traffic is moving between 120 and 125. from what i am being told, something went down around 104th street and first avenue a hour and a half ago. something, something to the effect of man wo was seen with a one. somehow some firing ends up, gunfire ends up happening between the police officer and the suspect. i don't know who started firing first police then pursued the suspect here at fdr drive. i spoke to a witness. the wagner houses are here lit lair stone's throw away trillion the fdr drive. i spokek to a woman who lived here. he was tell meg what she heard and what she saw. here is what she had to say. by the way she didn't want to show her face on camera. you will see my face but hear her voice. here is what she had to say. i heard five shots. very close. very near. as the person was shooting, he, or t

linda hirshman book may look composing but the pages will fly. repub pages will fly. republicans and democrats. i will not to a wall of things including what was never looked at before it is just like a short story. but just consider the bare facts sandra day o'connor was born on a ranch 1930. the nearest seoul was three hours away. when she was around 50 her father asked her to drive the truck to bring lunch to the cattle crew in a remote part of the range. then she got of flat tire i lived in arizona and you could die. she was in the middle of a place with no road a and nobody else was coming. she had a change the tire said she got out and had trouble getting bill weld nuts loose so she jumped on the ridge with the rubble late of her body to lose a net and then said she could drive the lunch to where her father was waiting and her father said europe late. she said i had a flat tire. he said you should have left sooner. [laughter] and she learned there were no excuses but then just do it. but you get no more from a powerful man on a matter how unreasonable his demand

linda, an actress, says she met cosby for an interview.inutes into the meeting, he did something so shocking this grandma struggles to describe it. >> he came around and gently got ahold of my hair. when i looked up, i was staring at his genitals. he shoved his penis in my mouth and it was over in seconds. i was in shock. i was in bad shock. it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> many of these women say they also felt humiliated, stayed quiet, and they say there were others who helped build a wall of silence around cosby. others who knew. >> let me be really precise. do you think that people knew he was in your words attacking women? >> yes. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, who else might have known? >> stories from the set. >> he was yelling. he was rageful. >> i can assure you people knew. and so many other discounts that people think i'm a big deal. and boy, are they right. ladies, i can share hundreds in savings wi

linda says, "the benefits to flu mist if you're able to recieve it that because it is a weakened live vaccine, it starts to prevent antibodies pretty quickly, and you get quicker coverage and protection from the vaccine." jenna rehnstrom keep these tidbits in mind as the weather starts to chance and influenze starts to pop up. and, if you do get sick, linda says stay home from work or school, so you don't pass it along to your friends. with chief photographer jonathan mack, i'm jenna rehnstrom with your health matters. (tim) fred, i hear that you are talking about freezing temperatures? (fred) yes, thursday night and friday night. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radar shows a few sprinkles trying to fall across parts of northwest iowa and southwest minnesota. dry air is likely evaporating most of this before it can hit the ground. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows clear skies from the top of the ho chunk centre. 74 has been our high today after a low of 37. if we check the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake, we can see clear skies. the allergy

. >> host: this is linda. >> guest: linda. >> host: is she still alive? >> guest: it turned out that linda was still alive, and i chased her down in berkeley, california. turned out to be a lovely human being. that was rather -- i was rather nervous about this, and i wrote this very diplomatic letter or, you know, your mother frieda, did she have a friend named dale carnegie, on and on. she called me up a couple days later and said, well, yeah, i've been waiting for somebody to ask me about this for 25 years. i have a box full of letters of dale carnegie's, would you like to come see them? be this is a biographer's dream, of course. so i was on a flight to berkeley pretty quick, and she was enormously gracious. gave me a full set of interviews about the relationship from the inside. and showed me the letters. so i discovered that dale carnegie had a kind of secret life. but i should say as well that he supported the girl financially through her whole life, put her through college, put her in his will, etc., etc. so in that sense heft a kind of stand-up --

linda, an actress, says she met cosby for an interview.utes into the meeting, he did grandmother, four decades later, struggles to describe it. >> he came around and gently got ahold of my hair. when i looked up, i was staring at his genitals. he shoved his penis in my mouth and it was over in seconds. and i went in to shock. i went in to bad shock. maybe it was because of who he was. it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me, more than anything. he let me know you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> many of these women say they also felt humiliated, stayed quiet, and they say there were others who helped build a wall of silence around cosby. others who knew. >> let me be really precise. do you think that people knew he was in your words attacking women? >> yes. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, who else might have known? >> i said why are we up here. she said this is where he wants you. >> stories from the set. >> he was yelling. he was rageful. >> i can assure you people knew. let me talk to yo

linda drey, siouxland district health dept. says, "they'll say, 'i got the flu and it [the vaccine] really didn't help me.' so, we ask questions, 'what do you mean by the flu,' and it's usually the nausea, vomiting, diarea thing which is not influenza. influenza is a pnemonia-like illness, it's an upper resperatory infection and comes on hard an fast, usually high fever, body aches and chills." jenna rehnstrom linda drey from siouxland district health says now is a great time to get your influenze vaccine. in iowa, the virus usually peaks in january or february, and getting vaccinated now gives you plenty of time to get covered. so, how does it protect you? this particular vaccine contains dead strains of two influenza "a" virus and two strains of influenza "b". the common strains floating around last winter. linda says, "last year there was a little bit of a shift and drift that we saw a little bit more influenza b. we're hoping there's a better match with the vaccine this year, because there is the guadrivalent vaccine that c

we' re joined by linda dinoto from the american cancer society. linda: making strides against breast cancer. erin: and also jim st. jean -- and also dan st. jean from the common man restaurants in concord. you have a special salad on your menu, which money from it goes to the cancer society. dan: it does, 41 from each salad -- dan: it does. $1 from each salad we self goes to the american cancer society. the salad we actually sent out to the society to give them the nutrients and minerals and stuff they need to help fight cancer. today we have a salad that is baby spinach, a couple of ounces of baby spinach in here. we have a wild blueberry vinaigrette, which is high in antioxidants, so we will toss that with the spinach. and this is the same way we do it at the restaurant. you can add a protein if you want to get this as a meal. you can give some more nutrients out of there. erin: anderin: $1 from every salad -- dan: this month will go back to the making strides foundation. erin: there have been other walks, but there are more coming up. linda: ab

linda? linda: you dropping by or you staying? aying. how was the show? you missed it. yeah? i'm st sorry about, uh, you know, messing things up tonight. whatever, danny. will you put on snl? i hear alec baldwin's hosting. sure. i brought dessert. so did i. (the magnificent seven theme playing over tv) franthink they had fun? henry: of course they did. i can remember you and grandpa took me for a night on the town when i was about their age. k: we went to see spartacus at the old rivoli and had dinner at jack dempsey's. i've still got the picture somewhere of you and the champ. you were ten. and the two of them had advice for me. henry: oh, yeah. and it always ended with, "but don't tell your mother i said that." i know where the tickets are. oh. okay. if you ever got tickets to a musical, it would've been for mom, not yourself. so you would've put them where she kept her treasures. the wooden box over the fridge. voila. (sighs) erin: very impressed. grandpa, you got them tickets to the book of mormon? what? it's a broadway musical about some american missionaries in africa.

>> yes. >> do you know linda june? >> yes. >> reporter: this neighbor has known both zana and her husband, don, for decades peer >> they went to church every sunday, they taught at school on sundays. never caused a problem in the neighborhood. >> reporter: he knew linda as well and said there were tensions in recent years over family finances. he also heard the story of the shooting and struggle for the gun from their closest friend and neighbor. to my he grabbed her arm and the two of them struggled on the floor. i guess the gun went underneath the bed, and don was trying to call 911 and get the cops over here. they were fighting on the floor and i guess he finally called them and they went and busted his front door down to get into the house. >> reporter: zana thomas work at the west county times newspaper for 27 years until she retired in 2006. her husband, don, is said to be very shaken up and staying with family members in the sacramento area. in rodeo, joe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> sonoma city council will discuss a b

they found the man on linda lane near old branch avenue. it does not appear to be a random act. we will bring you updates as they are available. a bizarre case involving a love trying and murder in anne arundel county. her 13-year-old daughter, and her daughter's 18-year-old boyfriend are in jail, charged with killing two people come including the

today we're speaking with linda mayrose from property pros. welcome linda. thanks. so first of all tell us a little bit about property pros and tell us a little bit about yourself. ok, well property pros is a regional - we like to say regional real estate group moving anyone anywhere. we have offices in sioux city, sergeant bluff and le mars. le mars is where i'm based. i'm a 16 year real estate veteran, been around the business a long time. recently about three years ago merged my company with property pros and am loving what i do. ok and there are a few changes that are going on in the real estate business and the market. tell us a little bit about those. absolutely there is changes coming. in october the consumer protection agency was the start of it, but there's been a lot of regulations. many of them to protect the consumer obviously and we've worked really hard to learn those. the days of the 30 day closing are over. you need to have when writing an offer a couple of things. an agent who understands what is going on that writes the offers out far enough becaus

in the morning rides up on her moisture and comes in her 70s high heel pumps linda is an as or arcs e acts she acts out the mental health and singling given condoms to all students in the school on top of she's make sure that our breakfast has increased triple fold we have a line out the door for the breakfast our students are energetic and involved in their classes because of what linda did an integral part of our community and evidences by the many people here today she's a power house and we thank her for being here at lincoln high school (clapping.) >> but i'm a troublemaker most of all (laughter) thank you so much puncturing and commissioners i'm so, so honored thank you, mary for your gracious leadership. >> thank you principle i've always said it takes an outstanding principle to raise a school and thanks to you eric can washington tliefrlz i was raised and born in japan art giving is a form of et cetera you do so much behind the scenes so we in the front lines can make a difference i want to share that with any 46 extraordinary nurse colleagues that work across the district

linda drey, siouxland district health dept. says, "they'll say, 'i got the flu and it [the v vcine] really didi't help me.' so, we flu,' and it's usually the nausea, vomiting, diarea thing which is not influenza. influenza is a pnemonia-like illness, it's an upper resperatory infection and comes on hard an fast, usuallllhigh fever, body aches and chills." jenna rehnstrom linda drey from siouxland district health says now is a great time to get your influenze vaccine. in iowa, the virus usually peaks in january or february, and getting vaccinated now gives you plenty o otime to get protect you? this particular vaccine contains dead strains of two influenza "a" virus and two strains of influenza "b". the based on the floating around last linda says, "last year that we saw a little bit more influenza b. we're hoping there's a better match with the vaccine this year, because there is the guadrivalent vaccine that covers two "a's" and two "b's"." jenna rehnstrom if you're onoard for your vaccine, there's the traditional shot, of cou

thanks. >> linda, stay on top of all your paper work. >> sure. >> send an e-mail to bettergetbah betterget bettergetbaquero. >> it's 52 degrees and temperatures are rebounding behind you. how soon in. >> very soon. happening as we speak. temperatures are much warmer this afternoon than they were this morning. it's all over again. the good news is we're on the that's the story for the next several days. dry conditions for the most part over the next week or so. but keep all clothing available. don't put away anything and don't take out anything because you got to wake up and see what it's going to be like before you decide what you're going to wear for the day. some days it seems we're wearing wool sweaters and heavy jackets and the next day it's t-shirts. for the next two or three days it's going to be the light stuff. that's the good news. temperature 52 degrees right now. 46 degrees in monticello. an isolate at 49 degrees. record setters this morning, it was cold. isolate which we just mentioned was at 29. the old record 31 back in 1986. trenton broke a record as well to 1986 as well for

reporter: linda schmidt "fox 5 news." christina: beautiful. it was a sunny fall day, beautiful outside today but how long will that last? are draped puente is here with the forecast. that really makes you smile. audrey: we love that story. we had temperatures a little bit cooler than we had yesterday were a lot of highs were in the 70s. today it's 65 degrees. we get the number at a quarter to two and that's average for this time of the year. we will be above average as we go into the next couple of days. right now sitting at exactly 60 in central park the same number towards islip. as sussex fan towards monticello. these numbers are running slightly cooler than they were at this time yesterday in the dewpoint have come down. it was my day yesterday and now we have readings in the 40s. very dry air in place and he can feel the difference today as opposed to yesterday. wins are relatively light but with light winds and clear skies we are expecting temperatures to take a big drop especially in some of the suburbs where our lows will drop down to

i would like to take the time to introduce linda green. she's our office manager down at south beach. she will get everything prepared and signed with the tenants so it's a pleasure to meet you all and thank you for your time and peter daly and i will not hesitate to answer any questions that you have. thank you. >> thank you. congratulations and welcome. >> that concludes our report. >> thank you. >> thank you. public comment? seeing none. public comment is now closed commissioner woo ho. >> i recall in 2012 when we first took over the marina and i guess the reaction to some of the actions that we took at that time. i still remember we had 41 public speaking cards at three minutes each so if you recall -- >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> i counted them up that day. i was president of the commission. i just want to say the fact there is zero public comment on what we have done thus far and that we have a new harbor master so congratulations again and the fact we are now continuing to improve how we manage and administer this facility, and brin

. >> linda gray. very linda gray. >> yes. so pretty. >> faux fur is huge for fall. this is white house. >> you want to pick up your phone, sweetheart? >> we told a lot of relatives. >> very exciting moment. >> okay, so white house black market. and then the collection available at macy's. look at the roushing on the sleeves. great layering piece. j crew animal print shoes. >> darling, darling. >> excellent work. >> all right, our second lady is trudy dewy. >> trudy dewy. >> i love her. she's 60 from nampa, idaho. she has three children. has worked at walmart for the past 15 years. she's had two surgeries this year. this represents a fresh start for her. she recently turned 60 and says 60 is just the beginning. that's the attitude, baby. let's listen to her story. >> she seems very excited in a very subtle way. is this your way of acting excited? >> yeah, this is my excitement. >> i think it will change when you see her walk out. so i know this is your 60th birthday, and you say give it to i need a new look. >> well, that we can guarantee. all right, she's here with

he turned to linda the for help. >> he turned ome to say, what the hell to we do?e suggested a center where day laborers could wait for work off the street. >> he said duhh, of course this makes sense. >> the west side community action network, known as cann, sponsors this operation. now new arrivals had a place to do their laundry, take a shower, use the bathroom. a familiar figure our lady of guadalupe welcomed the faithful. homeless. if you need to find a job you need to have clean clothes and be presentable for the boss. so this allows them to do that. >> this comes in handy? >> it sure does. >> officer thomasic, who has a tiny offers here, immediately noticed the ones who stopped in and the ones who didn't. that helped him in his police work. >> if i'm giving you a place to use the restroom, but you still use the streets, that tells me something in deconstructing the mob. >> officer thomasic noticed something different in himself too. >> things got a lot easier really quick after that. >> in return for a safe place to congregate, the laborers are expected to p

linda, an actress, says she met cosby for an interview. minutes into the meeting, he did something to shocking this grandma struggles to describe it. >> he came around and gently got ahold of my hair. when i looked up, i was staring at his genitals. he shoved his penis in my mouth and it was over in seconds. i was in shock. i was in bad shock. it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> many of these women say they also felt humiliated, stayed quiet, and they say there were others who helped build a wall of silence around cosby. others who knew. was in your wortd ing women? >> yes. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, who else might have known? >> stories from the set. >> he was yelling. he was rageful. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system, so the 3 1/2 million people we serve have the energy they need. we serve new england. ever new england. e

. >> linda brown was a 21-year-old model when she says she had dinner with bill cosby. she says he raped her later that night after drugging her. >> i don't know if it was quaaludes, but i know i was drugged. >> it was refreshing. okay, he's basically admitting that he did that to us. >> linda ridgeway white deer tells a different story. shope says there was no drug involved when cosby assaulted her. linda, an actress, says she met nutes into the meeting, he did something to shocking this grandma struggles to describe it. >> he came around and gently got ahold of my hair. when i loo ld up, i was st ing at his genitals. he shoved his penis in my mouth and it was over in seconds. i was in shock. ai was in bad shock. it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> many of these women say they also felt humiliated, stayed quiet, and they say there were others who helped build a wall of silence around cosby. others who knew. do you think that people knew he wa

detective mccarthy thought linda was too eccentric to be lying. his partner disagreed. >> looked like somebody walked up and shot him in his sleep. in 2012. the bugs bunny defense deadlocked one jury. >> this was an execution. no motive, no inat the present time, no crime. >> it all comes down to one word or two from the jury. >> reporter: guilty or not guilty. >> richard schlesinger of 48 hours is here with us. you'll have to excuse us for not having pass the bar. the bugs bunny defense? an attorney actually used it in >> you are excused. i had not heard it and the prosecutor hadn't either in nearly 30 years. it did work in one trial. the first jury hung and they could be reach a verdict. the second trial was very different, a lot shorter, lot more to the point. and what this really became, for us, is a story of allow you can examine the jury process, and see how two juries who look at the same case can reach completely different outcomes. it is really a fascinating opportunity. >> fascinating story, unbelievable defense. richard schlesinger, tha

ernie: thank you for that report, linda. let's travis right now, a site director, road and track.com. we're taking a look at the november issue. that's a great issue. >> it's a good one. ernie: a lot of things in there. we want to talk about the story of the day. we can say we got bad news. we got a lot of recalls. but the good news is somebody is watching and doing something about it. >> right. we have a lot more interaction from the government on behalf of the automakers. that stems from what happened with general motors. you have automakers acting before the government gets involved because they don't want to get dinged the way gm was. ernie: a lot of people hear about the recalls. we were saying you start to wonder. is it safe to drive my car? what's going on? what's your take on that? >> i think it's perfectly safe to drive your car as long as if the recall is serious, you get it fixed. for the case of the takata recalls, the airbags, that's something you want to get fixed. we have 30 million being recalled. ernie: are

linda schmidt is not far away. linda schmidt has more. reporter: that is right, we are getting to that request in just a moment and he was described as a right-hand man, the person you always wanted who was always there for you. as you can imagine she is heartbroken. the family has now been torn apart. reporter: princess holder has lost her son. he was a five-year veteran of the nypd and the family emigrated to the united states about 11 years ago. old his father and grandfather were police officers and it was a proud day for the family when holder graduated from the nypd police academy. with a very bright future. looking forward to so many things in his life mrs. holder said that her son wanted to become a detective and was about to close on a home with his girlfriend. the grieving mother and the family had a request of mayor bill de blasio. >> i think that bill de blasio should reconsider stop and frist because i think it is going to be a deterrent not a lot. reporter: the family tonight also asks that they pray. they have a strong fait

>>reporter: he knew linda as well said there were tensions in recent years over family finances.tory of a shooting and struggle for the gun from their closest friend and neighbor. >> he grabbed her arm and push it up like this and then the two of them struggled on the floor. i guess the gun went underneath the bed. they were fighting on the floor and i guess he finally called and they busted his front door down. they came into the house. >>reporter: thomas worked at the west county times newspaper for 27 years until she retired in 2006. her husband don is said to be very shaken up and is staying with family members in the sacramento area. >> all right joe thank you. >>> tonight this is just the beginning of what could be a wild winter. rock slides and flooding along roads and winter isn't even here yet. a flash flood warning was in effect in the bay area as thunderstorms rolled through the vacaville area. the hillsides were badly burned in a wildfire this summer and what little vegetation to hold everything up the rocks came down. there were several small slides along highway 28

they got it with linda kasabian.articipate, kasabian was at both crime scenes. >> manson did not go on any of these. >> she gave cnn one of her only interviews in 2009. >> i started hearing horrible screaming. so i started running toward the house and i said, sadie, please make it stop. and she said, i can't. it is too late. >> in exchange for immunity, she testified for a grueling 18 days. >> linda was an excellent witness. she told the truth and it came out. >> who was the most influential witness on the stand? >> linda kasabian. >> the defense rested without calling a single witness. the stage was now set for the unforgettable closing arguments. >> charles manson sent out from the fires of hell four heartless cold-blooded robots. that's what i told the jury. and they pointed out them out. they are guilty as sin. >> the case finally went to the jury. >> it took 42 and a half hours of deliberating -- >> on january 25th, 1971, they had made their decision. >> they looked out at him. his hands were trembling. that all

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now over to linda schmidt. she is in long beach, long island, where, as you know, memories of superstorm sandy have a lot of people on edge. good evening to you. we can understand the concern. >> reporter: absolutely, ernie. long beach got absolutely devastated by superstorm sandy. so officials out here are not taking any chances whatsoever. they have put up this temporary dune. it stretches all the way down the beach. >> it's water up to here. >> reporter: water up to your neck. >> we had to hold our pets above our heads and we lost our house. >> her home was destroyed. three years later, her new home is nine feet off the ground. she says she's not worried about >> i'm safe now, nine feet up. >> reporter: nassau county officials say the county is -- ernie: linda. we have to interrupt. we're going to oem headquarters. mayor de blasio is standing by. let's listen in. we'll be getting that story for you in just a minute. the mayor will be telling us that the city is quite prepared. that's always been the case, ma

the first bank in yorba linda, california. three masked gunmen are inside the bank dressed in threatening masks and painters overalls. one has a shotgun and isn't afraid to use it. >> you could tell just by the initial report of the person at the bank that this was a very serious crime in progress. >> what these gunmen don't know is that a bank employee sees them coming. she slips out a door and calls 911 from a neighboring business. >> they sent us code three, and i hit my siren and lights because i was so close i didn't want the bank robbers to know that i was coming. >> my first thought was we needed a helicopter and air. that was the first thing i requested on my way to bank. >> though the gunmen are in the bank for under two minutes, when they walk outside with $136,000 the first police car is just arriving. but these gunmen are not going to put down their weapons easily. they jump into a tan ford van and head south on imperial highway to packing house square. >> as it made the turn, there's a bump will. the van caught ai

the victim was found on linda lane. at this point, police have not released the name of the victim or if they have a suspect in the case. >>> and we're trying to find out more about a 15-year-old stabbed late last night how's of the metro station. he was attacked on the sidewalk near the station and has non- life-threatening injuries. no suspect in this case at this time. >>> a woman is fighting for her life this morning after an early morning crash in montgomery county. it happened where georgia avenue meets the icc. we are trying to get more details from police on this incident. >>> and a fatal hit and run that happened overnight on annapolis road. no word on a possible suspect or the victim's identity. >>> a deadly love triangle in maryland has claimed the life of a husband and his girlfriend. >> now the wife, daughter and daughter's boyfriend are in jail. police say when the relationship between anne marie anastasia and his husband joseph turned cold, she turned to murder, enlisting her teenage daughter and her boyf

happy anniversary to you linda and jack. hope you have a fantastic day out there still keep up the good work whatever you are doing you are doing right. that is your forecast. walking, we are keeping an eye on things but not time to freak out but definitely be prepared. greg: we are looking at belmar, new jersey, taking this the beach, this is where the weather strikes first. i hope it is nothing like sandy. remember i mean? rosanna: people ? rosanna: peoplerene ? rosanna: people? rosanna: people are still recovering from sandy greg: after a long struggle their home, their home is better than ever. now we are listening to a little bit in the background, is that it? simon and garfunkel, mrs. robinson. greg: paul simon and art garfunkel, legendary performers, songwriter, singer, and musician. rosanna: next grammys hits. greg: he is performing at carnegie hall, are garfunkel, we are privileged to have you on the couch, welcome to "good day new york". >> thank you so much. rosanna: i only have eyes for >> you are a beautiful wom

linda remarried and was living in mississippi when investigators came to arrest her. a first trial focused on the bugs bunny defense, dead locked. but now prosecutor bob villa is trying again to prove she is a murder de murderess. >> this was an execution. >> her lawyer argues -- >> no motive, no intent, no crime. >> reporter: truth really is stranger than fiction. >> they loved to watch cartoons together. they're kind of goofy. >> it all comes down to whether it's one word or two from the jury. >> reporter: guilty or not guilty. >> richard schlesinger is with us. so bugs bunny is a defense? >> as i said, truth is stranger than fiction. i don't want to be doing this for i don't want to say how many years. i had never seen a case like this. i asked the prosecutor if he'd ever seen a case like this. he hasn't because i don't think it's ever been done before. >> in the piece when you said they morph into cartoon characters, you say they do what? >> every now and again people say things to me that are genuinely surprising. if you have a police officer saying people morph