closed. >> not that long after kristin smart disappeared, two more local college students from san luis obispoparty at tortilla flats. then last month, 20-year-old audria crawford disappeared from her san luis ob >> that kind of stuff just doesn't happen here. >> i work at night, so now i make sure i have someone pick me up and walk me back. >> the case has stirred dread in the central coast community that a serial killer was on the loose. >> there was a suspect that was identified, rex allan krebs. >> we believe rex krebs is responsible for the deaths of both rachel newhouse and andrea crawford. >> krebs is convicted of those murders, but investigators quickly realize that there is no way he could have killed kristin too because he was in prison for other crimes when she disappeared. >> they refocus on paul flores. the new plan, undercover fbi stings, but can they get their only suspect to open up and confess? no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protect

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. >> angel gate was run by the california national guard from its base in san luis obispo on california'sal coast. it was a military academy with city kids who were headed in the wrong direction learn order, discipline, and respect. >> how is frank with the kids? >> frank was awesome with the kids. >> chad holloway was frank's supervisor and friend. >> if they were acting out, he would kind of like say things to get them to do the right thing. plus, he kind of used me as a bad guy -- >> good cop, bad cop? >> exactly. frank was always a good cop. >> as rewarding as it was for frank to help his students learn skills for a successful life, he also found it thrilling to take the city kids kayaking or camping, or just to hang out by the ocean, which many of them had never even seen. it also left him wanting kids of his own. >> i remember him talking a lot about he wanted to have kids. he wanted kids really bad. he wanted to start a family. >> his sisters say frank thought his faith would guide him there. >> he was big into believing that god was going to give him signs of what was good for his

and you can see this action just to the west of san luis obispo, getting close to monterey county. so still some unsettled weather producing some showers and some thunderstorms can see all all the lightning strikes for tonight. and also out toward the sierra lifting up to the north. our radar, we have some cloud cover and there is a little bit of some green showing up on the radar. so there is the possibility we could be tracking a few sprinkles or a light shower for tonight and into your sunday. here's our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge. solid cloud cover already temperatures, most neighborhoods have cooled off into the 50s. here's the forecast model. and put this into motion into tomorrow morning. lots of clouds in place, at least maybe some drizzle or a few sprinkles. and then into the afternoon hours, there is a slight chance of a shower as that energy moves in from the sierra and approaches portions of the bay area, especially up in the north bay. and we could still be watching out for that chance by sunday night. so here's the deal. there's a area of low pressu

we actually have some showers and thunderstorms approaching san luis obispo county for tonight.maps up to the north here, some action, some thunderstorms closer to the redding area, a little bit of some green showing up on our radar as well. not all this reaching the ground, just yet, but the possibility of some scattered showers, especially up in portions of are down in portions of the south bay from in the east bay as well for tonight. so this is kind of a sign that things are kind of becoming unstable with the pattern that could lead to some more overnight showers and maybe a thunderstorm in terms of right now, the radar coverage, not a lot to show you, but still some green approach in the bay area and we still have some gusty winds out there as well. the winds really picked up today. and right now, look at fairfield gusting to 37 miles an hour. a calm wind in novato. so it's kind of a localized wind. it depends on your exposure to half moon bay, 12 miles an hour in san jose. winds gusting to over 20 miles an hour. here's our live camera looking out toward oakland for tonight

the upper level low firing up some thunder storms down here to the south offshore of san luis obispo moreover the sierra. for the bay area, you saw the view of san francisco. a lot of low clouds. clearing element and then the high-level clouds coming in for the afternoon may bring a few more sprinkles our way before the end of the weekend. temperature trying to tomorrow, we start off in the mid-50s. cloudy skies everywhere. partly cloudy skies in mind. then a very slight chance of seeing isolated showers, especially for far north and the and east bay. low 60s around san francisco. upper 60s in oakland and mid- 70s for san jose. they will be a window of opportunity late tomorrow night and monday morning. we might see a better chance for seeing some of those showers. the low aloft will be northerly. as we head and monday morning, that might be the just best chance for showers and skies clearing as the low starts to slip on out. shower chances to leave as we get toward midweek, which will set the stage for a warm-up. we will begin to notice that wednesday and thursday. san jose, tempera

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this producing an unstable pattern that is producing some thunderstorms over san luis obispo county foright and then some activity up to our north right around redding and some of this green on the radar is approaching the bay area. so the possibility of some scattered showers least detected on the radar earlier this evening in the south bay and into tomorrow morning, we will bring in some scattered shower or at least the scattered shower chances for your tuesday morning. right now, here is a look at the radar. here is a look at the bay bridge for tonight and the winds still a bit breezy in a few spots, around 10 to 25 miles an our current number is in the 50s and the 60s for right now for the 11:00 hour. overnight temperatures is the possibility of some scattered showers, lots of 50s to start out your tuesday morning. and here's the forecast models. we do put this into motion. you can see those showers rotating around that area of low pressure. so this could be the action tomorrow morning. eight and 9:00. and then probably some breaks in the action. so the best chance of some scattered

is continued now, not only will this cool us off, but southern california, santa barbara and san luis obispo and those coastal areas have had kind of a gloomy, gloomy period for the last month or so. we've we've been cooler than average. they've been in the fog and drizzle. so this high pressure ridge is with us next 48 hours. then it goes away and then we drop the trough in and we get into a low fire danger setup again next week. but we don't that's next week. tomorrow's tomorrow. here's the morning little fog on the coast. not a big push. inland, mostly sunny. so you see a lot more sunshine. warmer and then you check out saturday, more fog but pretty quick burn a lot more sunshine and warm again and then i don't go out past saturday. but if you could see sunday, you'd see the clouds come in and then big cooldown. so here are the forecast highs for tomorrow. 90 in the central valley, which is about time, right? 78 degrees tomorrow in napa, 79 in santa rosa, 85 in antioch. and then the five day forecast. nice. nice. that's all nice, but it's going to cool down as we head into sunday, monday

larry: happening tonight, in the search for and the disappearance in san luis obispo, 2020 looks backcase and how paul florez was convicted. heart pounding episode. >> here's the thing that fascinates me about this case, from almost the very beginning, there was really only one person who police were pointing toward and that is the person that got convicted. why did it take 2.5 decades? >> that's exactly what i was going to open with. this man, the prime suspect all along, paul florez, everybody knew it was a more thought it was him. he was the last person seen with kristin smart alive. dogs in his dorm room, four cadaver dogs alerted to his trashcan saying there were human remains at some point in the trashcan. the family knew it. the fbi knew it. the police and he would be a bit on the one hand, the two hour documentary which we spent years putting together that is on tonight is this mystery of, how did paul florez evade authorities? how did they finally catch up to him? on the other hand, this tragedy of his parents living in a parent's -- any parent's worst nightmare. your kid dis

today a judge from san luis obispo county world he will remain writing the presumption of judicial integrity has been rebutted. prices prosecution team made a motion to drop two of the three murder charges. >> the prosecution acknowledged the problems with the case i have been talking about for years. >> david briggs is logwood's defense attorney. >> two got dismissed. we are looking forward to proving his innocence on the third one. today was a great victory. >> he will not face charges in the death of richard carter during an alleged carjacking robbery in 2008 with the death of zaire washington the same year. he was set to testify against logwood's half-brother. the prosecution says a key witness is unreliable. the first prosecutor on the case under former district attorney of mali reduced the 31 year sentence for attempted murder and manslaughter associated with logwood's case to just 19 years and four months. here is the first prosecutor's mistake. she gave the witness a reduced sentence to testify in logwood's preliminary hearing but the witness got out of jail in february and will not

my brother went to school at san luis obispo, and i don't think we ever went there.le experience. yes. the memorable experience. all right, tom, it's 547. we're going to get you to where you need to go. sal, what's happening out there now? well, on the peninsula, dave and garcia, we've had that truck fire that we've been talking about all morning in south san francisco to alert now north bound 280, getting up to south city. it's unclear why they issued a alert now after all this time. but i think that they're thinking it's going to take a while for it to clear. it's right there. northbound 280, just north of westborough. and here is the live picture. and you can see we have an engine company still there and they have to wait for it to cool off. then they have to put it onto a tow truck here. engine 63, south city, i believe that's stationed over at west aero park. there came down the hill, got on the freeway and did its job here. but the left lanes are still blocked. so you're down to one lane. and now that it's getting later, chp thinks this will be a bigger traffic

well, a crafty group in san luis obispo county is helping children who are battling cancer to step intobers call it the magic yarn project. they create wigs made of yarn for young patients who've lost their hair. the wigs are inspired by characters such as the little mermaid and minnie mouse. people can crochet, make the hats. then other volunteers decorate the hats with sequins. silk flowers and ribbons. i love getting to send these out and see videos and pictures from the families of the kids wearing their princess dress and dancing and singing to their favorite character songs. they don't get to do what feels normal and play and pretend. so getting to give them something that seems so simple. it's a it's a wig made out of yarn, but it gives these kids a reason to be happy. group members say they always need volunteers, even if you cannot crochet. look, i know andre senior's mother can. yes, she can. we can do the easy stuff. we can, like, cut lengths of yarn, that sort of thing. and if you'd like to volunteer, you can contact the magic yarn project by going through its website. this

a crafty group in san luis obispo county is working to help children battling cancer.into magical worlds. members call it the magic yarn project. they create wigs made of yarn for young patients who've lost their hair. the wigs are inspired by characters such as the little mermaid and minnie mouse. people in crochet make the hats and then other volunteers decorate them with sequins, silk flowers and ribbons. i love getting to send these out and see videos and pictures from the families of the kids wearing their princess dress and dancing and singing to their favorite character songs. they don't get to do what feels normal and play and pretty, and so getting to give them something that seems so simple, it's a it's a wig made out of yarn, but it gives these kids a reason to be happy. group members say they always need volunteers, especially people who can cut lengths of yarn if you can't crochet. anyone interested in helping can contact the magic yarn project through its website. all right, guys, are you time 557 we're learning this morning about plans for next year's co

southern california, santa barbara also san luis obispo. so if you're going down there, it's not hot, that's for sure. we have an okay fog bank. not as deep as the one down in southern california, but it's still big enough and it'll burn off a little sooner. a little bit of activity up in the mountains. could be a few isolated showers. thunder showers. but the main story is down in las vegas. you know, i got my position by the pool. all picked out. well, take an umbrella. more because it's raining there now. they have flood advisories out for some pretty hefty thunderstorms. look at that. you don't see that too often this time of year. warmer today. not a lot. we're actually slightly below average. nice to mild to warm 60s, 70s, 80s, unless you're well, well inland . cooler and windy though. both arrive on sunday, monday and next week. looks to be one where we stay cool. i don't think we're really going to have much in the way of any heat here for the rest of the month. sunday for most breezy nice to mild to warm 6070s 80s today and tomorro

it ranges from as low as 7.53% that we saw in san luis obispo all the way up to what we believe to be nearly 36% in oakland that isn't estimate that our firm put together that we do have a known range of 21.1% in carlsbad that was taken from their franchise agreement. so that request from reporter ecology does fall in line with what we see in other jurisdictions who do have municipal contracts. few j. thanks, dave. so i think that question yes. for the presenter. on page or slide 18, where it speaks to the residential rate comparisons. it shows the monthly default monthly cost of residential trash recycling compost collection combined for the different jurisdictions. is there? is there a differential you can explain, or is there something that's more or unique or complicated to those ones that look like they're above the average? um no. these are just the basic standard rates that those jurisdictions receive. the costs are, but there's different services provided other provision in the contract, such as bulky item pick up. there's all different sorts of provision offered in each of th