here you go, maureen. ok? >> thanks, paul. >> come in, sit down. so? >> i think it could be me thyroid. >> and what makes you say that? >> my mum's got thyroid. i've got the symptoms. i get tired easily. >> you're overweight. >> i just can't shift it. >> well, let's get you on the scales. >> i'd rather not. >> oh. um--have you thought about your diet? >> i've tried atkins, g.i., the zone, south beach, and the cabbage. i've been on more diets than anyone i know. >> which would suggest you're not committed to any of them. >> louisa thinks it could be me thyroid. >> oh, does she? >> what are you doing? for goodness sake-- >> no, just--well--well, wait a minute. i haven't finished my examination. >> oh, yes, you have. [door opens and closes] [thud] >> ahem. [seagulls] >> and woods on the 60. >> i'll get changed. >> woods is in good form. >> is mom ready? >> she'll join us later. >> is she all right? >> why do you ask? >> well, she's hardly spoken a word to me. >> i've cancelled the table at the hotel. i thought we should go to the crab. >> what for? >> pag

maureen kelly kron4 news contrary.kevin hayes' >> reporter:east palo alto police are searching for a person who hit a blind reverend and his dog yesterday afternoon. reverend macklin says he was walking on myrtle street when a car backed into him. >> reporter:he says the car was not going fast. but it was enough to knock him over and trap his dog, eaton under the bumber of the car. the reverend says the driver stopped and asked if he was ok. >> reporter:then something

it is my pleasure to introduce maureen beasley. [applause] >> thank you so much. it is great to be back at hyde park. this is a tremendous research facility. i would like to express my appreciation to the roosevelt library museum for inviting me to be here today and to c-span for presenting this program. you may wonder how my book fits into this program. part of my research was done here at the roosevelt library. i have to introduce my husband and the audience, hank beasley. eleanor roosevelt is one of the dominating figures in the first portion of the book, women of the washington press, politics, prejudice, all of these are touched in the book. the first portion of it seen through the eyes of eleanor roosevelt and the women who covered her press conferences. i start out with women in washington journalism with a back in 1830. you may see what is there a woman in washington journalism than? yes. there was a notable if not notorious individual. so the book then move through the 20th century and the first decade of the 20 first to today. women probably constitute h

maureen has been doing it for three months now. passing the time with friends, family or tv, just waiting for it all to be over. which it will be once this bag is empty. and the nurses in the fusion treatment area have had their say. >> dwuz anyone actually need the words? >> or should we say their song. ♪ the chemo is done ♪ and we're so excited for you ♪ hey now hey now ♪ the chemo's done. >> for the past few year, any patient who wants it -- and many do -- get their own singing send off from the nurse's staff. it began with a patient having a real rough go of her treatment. she said when i'm done, with can you sing to me? we said sure. having no idea what we were going to do. >> and with that request, a tradition among the staff was born. they'll sometimes sing the song twice a day. the light hearted moment, helping the staff deal with the job that can be rather intense. still finding out over the years, their song does a lot more. this goes a long way to rehumanizing what can often be a dehumanizing experience. >> a reminder th

maureen's been doing it for three months now, passing the time with friends, family or tv, just waiting for it all to be over which it will be once this very last bag is empty. >> hey, nurses, can you meet me by bonnie's desk. >> once chris tucker and the other nurses in the infusion treatment area have had their say or should we say the songs. ♪ the chemo's done and we're so excited for you, hey now, hey now, the chemo's done ♪ >> reporter: for the past few years any patient who wants it and many do get their own singing sendoff from the nursing staff. it began, chris says, three or four years ago with a patient having a real rough go of her treatment. one day she said to us, i can't wait for this to be done. when i'm done, would you guys sing for me? so we said sure, having no idea what in the world we would do. >> reporter: with that request a tradition among the staff was born. chris says they'll sometimes sing the song twice a day. the lighthearted moments helping the staff deal with a job that can be rather intense. still over the years chris has come to realize their song does a

. >> maureen, the fbi has released little information on exactly houk, aaron alexis terrorized people inside of the building 197. >> reporter: workers in theorkr building were sharing sh information on the shooter and the shots fired with 911 and hiding wherever they could. when aaron alexis opened fire on the 4th floor of building 197 at 8:20 on monday morning, 911 dispatchers began receiving frantic calls.franti the subject is reloading outside of the door, room 3 west, 2830 says one caller. another one says heard ten shotn inside of building. the third says female can hear someone yelling don't shoot. there were also descriptions of the gunman with one dispatcher running, people running out ofri the navy yard, plaque outfitaque with a shot gun, male with a shotgun. >> subject is a black male, 6-foot close, dark complex, black pants, polo shirt, subject as a shoulder fire, firearm.fi a third says all plaque cloth armed -- black clothing arm with an ar15. one dispatcher makes reference to the deathkes of the police officer, richard, his weapon has been tang. a navy guard police offic

every two weeks at the stanford cancer center maureen has a standing appointment to sit for three hours, or however long it takes that day for her chemotherapy drugs to go from bag to body and get to work getting rid of whatever may be left of her breast cancer. maureen has been doing it for three months now passing the time with friends and family or tv, just waiting for it all to be over, which it will be, once this very last bag is empty. >> hey, nurses, can you meet me by bonnie's desk. >> once chris tucker and the other nurses in the infusion treatment area have had their say, or shall we say their song. >> ♪ the chino is done and we're so excited for you ♪ hey now, the chemo is done ♪ >> for the past two years, any patient who wants it get their 0 own singing stand off from the staff. it began three or four years ago with a patient having a rough go of her treatment. >> one day she said to us, i just can't wait for this to be done. when i'm done would you guys like sing for me. so we said, sure, having no idea what in the world we were going to do. >> with that request, a traditio

maureen is live, maureen. >> julie we found two stores that are selling the e cigarettes and more of these are ending up in the hands of teenagers. >> blu owe has been an absolute say yor for me. >> i've been a smoker for 20 years and i just found the smarter alternative. >> it's so realistic that that's actually walter vapor you're seeing come out there. >> reporter: it's currently unregulated by the food administration. >> it's a water vapor that evap weights into the atmosphere. >> reporter: but the cdc worries that it's -- the agency's new report found use of these cigarettes of high school students more than doubled. >> if kids get hooked on nicotine because of these cigarettes that may make them lifelong smokers. >> reporter: it can alter a young person's brain and make them more susceptible to nicotine. >> perhaps they're not as bad but they're not harmless. >> i see kids using this. >> reporter: this 14-year-old says he won't use any tobacco products because his grandma was a long term smoker. >> you she had thrown cancer and has something on her voice box and had a stoma imp

maureen. >> reporter: frank for the ninth straight night the properties here do not have the naturalvice. but we learned there is a time line to end this long going outage. for more than a week this tree lined community has been anything but serene. >> this is day number eight. >> reporter: day number eight turned into night number nine. tonight was another night without a working stove, oven or hot water. they question the property managers response. >> but i just don't understand why they don't have people working constantly to get this back in order. >> reporter: pg & e told us the mobile home park owns the equipment and is responsible for the repairs. the utility also said it found several extra repairs today. just as the utility crews were leaving tonight. the utility told us that they were able to make repairs. a company that showed up to make repairs were told they were not longer needed. >> they said they that longer wanted the showers. so we're getting turned around. >> i am happy to tell you pg & e just restored your service. >> yay. >> reporter: the celebration was short l

maureen. >> reporter: frank for the ninth straight night the properties here do not have the natural gas service. but we learned there is a time line to end this long going outage. for more than a week this tree lined community has been anything but serene. >> this is day number eight. >> reporter: day number eight turned into night number nine. tonight was another night without a working stove, oven or hot water. they question the property managers response. >> but i just don't understand why they don't have people working constantly to get this back in order. >> reporter: pg & e told us the mobile home park owns the equipment and is responsible for the repairs. the utility also said it found several extra repairs today. just as the utility crews were leaving tonight. the utility told us that they were able to make repairs. a company that showed up to make repairs were told they were not longer needed. >> they said they that longer wanted the showers. so we're getting turned around. >> i am happy to tell you pg & e just restored your service. >> yay. >> reporter: the celebration was

maureen is live, maureen. >> julie we found two stores that are selling the e cigarettes and more of these are ending up in the hands of teenagers. >> blu owe has been an absolute say yor for me. >> i've been a smoker for 20 years and i just found the smarter alternative. >> it's so realistic that that's actually walter vapor you're seeing come out there. >> reporter: it's currently unregulated by the food administration. >> it's a water vapor that evap weights into the atmosphere. >> reporter: but the cdc worries that it's -- the agency's new report found use of these cigarettes of high school students more than doubled. >> if kids get hooked on nicotine because of these cigarettes that may make them lifelong smokers. >> reporter: it can alter a young person's brain and make them more susceptible to nicotine. >> perhaps they're not as bad but they're not harmless. >> i see kids using this. >> reporter: this 14-year-old says he won't use any tobacco products because his grandma was a long term smoker. >> you she had thrown cancer and has something on her voice box and had a stoma imp

. >> reporter: six years later, maureen took action.she sent a letter to the shredder industry, stating they would stop allowing treated fluff to be classified as nonhazardous, to prevent the harmful exposures to toxins. what happened? >> i don't know. everything i tried to do was tossed out. >> reporter: it still hasn't reclassified the treated fluff as hazardous. >> there's no accountability for an end-to-end process. and making conclusions. >> reporter: today, current director debbie rafael says the issue is under review. doesn't they consider shredder residue to be hazardous material? >> the issue of shredder residue has been on my radar since very early on. that's not a simple question to answer. once it's been treated, we believe that it is no longer hazardous. >> reporter: why isn't dtsb taking back the action of the exceptions? >> we need to revisit them. >> reporter: revisit them. but will you take them away? >> i don't know yet. but i can promise that i have my best people working on this that will be coming back to me with a

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back with us now, james and maureen. james, might she be the next tina fey or amy poehler?eople on "weekend update" how can she not be? an effective launching platform. you either end up with a sitcom or hosting a late-night show. it's a tremendous platform. the challenge with strong is she's someone who in her short-term on "snl" has been good at doing characters and on "weekend update" you don't do a character as you are developing a persona. i think that she and the writers are still trying to figure out how to translate her character work like girl you wish you hadn't started a conversation with at a party into a persona for "weekend update." i just think that's going to take a bit of a while. it's a different journey for her than it was for tina fey who like the show had a bit of fun with last night, wasn't known for doing a ton of characters before she started "weekend update." she was a writer and stepped into that. i think sort is using a different comedic muscle that will take a while. >> let's look at a clip from last night from the fake newscast. >> in an sbrinte

kron 4's maureen kelly has he was inside of a wal-mart touching himself and for the two young females. the young mother saw this and decided to report this to the loss prevention security who instead decided to call us. up detained him and arrested him. son died. >> reporter: he had a clean record until last october. sending him back to jail because he is a threat to society. the time that he should be on his best behavior to get leniency and probation which is he decides to go out and the the three acts in for a small children and not and do rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: and restore it will only see on a kron4 prick them women who watched this man flashed children at a renaissance of blair. fear. fair >> i noticed that his jump was hope was hanging out of his kilt. but then i noticed he was sitting in front of a group of children and i noticed that every time the killed was wider when the children was looking appearance were lucky he turned to the size of a was a showing as much. allegedly molested and expose themselves to the children appeared i think molesters and people like t

our good friend maureen is waiting for you inside the chopper. >> take her up, mo. >> mo: hold on, i'm coming right back. >> like we have any other choice. (screaming) >> gil, sandy, come in. we've lost contact. (screaming) >> boo-ya, there they are. >> are we glad to see you guys. >> come on, we've got to get this ship locked down and out of here. (screaming) (screaming) (cheering) >> in the event of a hurricane or cyclone always evacuate to a safe place away from the water. >> and make sure you have supplies like bottled water, a flashlight, a radio-- >> and lots of fresh batteries so you can listen to current developments in the weather situation. >> remember, think like a rescue hero. >> all: think safe! >> keep it steady. got to keep it steady. no! mayday, mayday! i'm going down. >> ariel: got your position, mayday. a rescue heroes unit is on its way. >> matt: chopper down at 10 o'clock. the pilot's still inside. >> ready in just a sec. >> wee lad, i'm already good to go. cheerio! ♪ (grunting) (screaming) >> perry: ariel, i can get to him. i'll need you to change position. >> perr

maureen kelly kron 4 news.r): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: california harbor control has to deal with more than just traffic enforcement. they have to deal with this too. and this case they are removing the people inside. and usually the answer is no one but this time caltran brought something just to make short a remote camera to look inside the freeway caves. inside they can see all types of debris inside the caves they found to fully air-conditioned units laptops and glass screen televisions. and many of the cases people have vandalized to get the electricity all at taxpayers' expense. these homes were created by engineers for inspections. the vandals look of ripped off the plate in movie and parenesd and moved in. here is the problem there are nearly 100 of these cables. engineers need to make sure that they do not extra billing still some demand side the freeway and finally close the whole spirit in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> jacqueline:

kron4's maureen kelly talked to people who witnessed the violence. >> it was a lot of chaos last night. >> reporter: keenya daniels was inside the paradise skate roller rink when the shooting started in parking lot. and she saw people running back inside the building. >> they started doing the motion to doc--- to duck.. because of the fire shots. and when i came out, i saw that my car was shot. >> reporter: here's the damage she found when she came outside.her back windshild shattered.and holes in the metal frame. memo we saw that she was wounded and lane on the ground. with cpr being performed on her she was laying -- on the ground. >> reporter: she also saw the female victim as she lay dying.with as many as 12 bullet casing littering the parking lot. contra costa county >> there was an altercation with two different males that also continued in the parking lot with fire shots also that continued >> reporter: reporter fairgrounds says their was a fight before the shots rang out. i spoke to one regular who didn't want to go on camera who says most of the crowd who attended this monthly

kron4's maureen kelly has more on the charges he faces.and what happens next. it's a story you'll see only on four. >> reporter: san mateo county sherrif deputy galen underwood was arrested for multiple felony counts of lewd and lacivious acts upon a minor.by investigatiors from the santa clara county sherriff departmenthe's was booked into the main county lockup in san jose thursdayhis bail set at 2 million dollars. investigators aren't giving out much information about the victim in the caseor if there are more than o ne..saying that's the investigation is still in it's early stages. he is scheduled to appear in court monday. a spokesperson with the san mateo county sheriff's department says underwood has been working for them since 2005in the patrol division.but has been out on disability for the last month and a half. and now.he's been placed on paid administrative leave which is their standard protocol whenever an deputy is alleged to have committed a crime. they say their department is planning to fully cooperate with the investigation underway by santa c

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: today, the mayor of san bruno continued his call.or p-g&e to be hit with fines and penalties of some 4 -billion dollars for the disaster, in order to fund pipeline safety improvements. >> pam: he also advocates for an independent monitor. to ensure the utility company follows its own safety plan. and he wants five- million dollars a year spent to pay for a california pipeline safety trust, to advocate for pipeline safety. >> this is a nationwide issue. >> catherine: it's been a day since diana nyad staggered out of the water in florida after a record-breaking swim. the 64-year-old became the first person to swim from cuba to florida without a protective cage. she says she pushed through pain and constant vomiting. and passed time by counting in different languages.and singing neil young songs to herself. >> it takes a lot of we'll and time to get through and not to the great many of these activities but the mental concentration of 53 hours of nonstop swimming, is something to behold and respect. nyad is thanking her team. dozens of p

maureen naylor,. >>> today nasa also launched its latest venture in social media. this is one of the first picture that is nasa posted on instagram. it's a picture of the dark side of the moon taken by the orbiter. nasa also has pages on twitter and facebook. >>>-- prosecutors say the couple wanted to drive out the ten in a minutes to turn the building into condo -- out the ten couples to turn the building into condos. >>> the family of a missing oakland toddler daphney webb is hoping a motorcycle ride will bring attention to her case. the toddler has been missing now for two months. tomorrow the east bay dragons motorcycle club is taking part in a we love baby daphney motorcycle run. the ride will end in vallejo at the emmanuel temple church. >>> unemployment went down. experts say the drop came because 300,000 people simply stopped looking for work. once that happens the government no longer counts them as unemployed. figures show that on average there are three unemployed people competing for a job opening. >>> president obama is back at the white house no doubt

we are expecting any maureen that will stay to the north and east of us.ng the wind conditions and making it the when strong are coming from the north and inland valleys but also the gusty winds so that we are seeing still at this hour. the winds will continue into the overnight hours should stay pretty breezing. as we head into tomorrow, the winds will pick up down the diablo range and then by 3:00 in the afternoon is wendy virtually everywhere. we will continue to see gusty winds into the 6:00 hour thursday and by 11 will start to beat a little calmer. this is in effect until 1:00 tomorrow to 3:00 friday because of the gusty wind spirit and low humidity spirit that is why we are seeing the fired dangers and highlighted areas because it's a plan to be dry and windy tomorrow it will warm up. but wendy both days. >> pam: a closer look at the >> pam: next. closing arguments in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. the evidence that had some of the spectators -- in tears. and. a suprising and very personal revelation. by celebrity, doctor drew. >> pam: if

reporting live, maureen naylor. >>> a new development tonight in the legal saga involving former santa clara supervisor. shirokawa. the lead judge has recused himself. that's dispute the defense claiming it violates a previous plea deal. shirokawa is due back in court next week and new judges will be assigned to both cases. >>> california's unemployment rate rose last month for the second month in a row. in august it was 8.9% that is slightly lower than the 8.7% in july. this also comes despite california adding 29,000 jobs in august. the discrepancy may be because people who have been out of work for so long that they weren't counted anymore started looking for jobs again and showed up in these new numbers. >>> bay area counties faired better than the rest of the state for the month of august. marin county had the lowest rate again. it was 5%. solano was the highest at 8.2%. the rest range from 5.2 to 7.4%. >>> target stores say they plan to hire 70,000 new workers. that's actually a drop of 20% compared to last year. target says the numbers are down because a lot of permanent employe

maureen kelly >> pam: in other bart news.there are some signs that construction on the bart extension to san jose is gaining momentum. many of those signs are advising motorists to expect delays as traffic is diverted through or around construction in north san jose. >> pam: for example, both directions of hostetter road between lundy avenue and flickinger avenue are being temporarily shifted to the north as crews complete a trench under the road. >> pam: drivers along capitol avenue and montague expressway will also be impacted as the bart silicon valley extension from fremont to berressa moves toward completion in 2017. >> reporter: university of california, berkeley at the center of a 15 million dollar brutality lawsuit. it all surrounds the november 2011 police incident against occupy cal protesters. this is video of the alleged brutality. >> reporter: an activist group and 29 other protestors are suing uc berkeley, top university administrators, university police, the alameda county sheriff's office and the oakland police department. they are also accused of false arrest and viol

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happening now, maureen naylor has noticed a difference this time around. how many people are out there right now? >> frank, when we first arrived there are about 10 people sitting in the chairs outside the apple store. when i checked about an hour ago, that line had tripled. tonight, lawn chairs, and even a couch line university avenue. nowhere near the amount of people camped out for past product releases. >> this is the shortest i've ever seen it. i i think people are holding out for the 6. >> reporter: tonight, this 15- year-old high schooler from millbrae will be spending the night on the street, because he can't wait to get his hands on the newest iphone. >> he has an iphone, and it's in perfect condition, but he wants the next one, it's up to him. he has been waiting for this. >> reporter: the line formed monday outside this apple store, but dozens are choosing to skip the wait by paying someone to hold their place. as of this afternoon, more than 250,000 people nationwide hired someone to stay in line for them. this couple from paris was excited abo

. >> kron4's maureen kelly spoke to some excited happy a's fans.many of whom spent much of the contest following two games at the same time during the race for the american league west crown. (go a's) (let's go aoakland) chang chanting) >> reporter: even before the a's took the field.excited and confident fans had their eyes on their cell phones while tailgating.or on the big screen inside the coliseum.watching another game.the kansas city royals vs. the texas rangers. because if the rangers lose the a's will win the als championship. never thought i'd say i'd been rooting for kansas city >> let's go oakland >>reporter:and while the a's enjoyed an early lead against the twins. the score between the rangers and the royals stayed zero zero.into the nine inning and beyond. >> top of the tenth, extra baseball in kansas city, top of the tenth >> the fans in the bleachers.wearing zany costumes.waving flags.supporting their team.high fiving as the a's continued to rack up runs. whooo.sweep. >> reporter: but still keeping one eye on what was turning into a nailbiter in kansas city. >> it's exc

happening now, maureen naylor has noticed a difference this time around. how many people are out there right now? >> frank, when we first arrived there are about 10 people sitting in the chairs outside the apple store. when i checked about an hour ago, that line had tripled. tonight, lawn chairs, and even a couch line university avenue. nowhere near the amount of people camped out for past product releases. >> this is the shortest i've ever seen it. i i think people are holding out for the 6. >> reporter: tonight, this 15- year-old high schooler from millbrae will be spending the night on the street, because he can't wait to get his hands on the newest iphone. >> he has an iphone, and it's in perfect condition, but he wants the next one, it's up to him. he has been waiting for this. >> reporter: the line formed monday outside this apple store, but dozens are choosing to skip the wait by paying someone to hold their place. as of this afternoon, more than 250,000 people nationwide hired someone to stay in line for them. this couple from paris was excited abo

. >> maureen naylor is live in sunnyvale, outside the hobby's restaurant. investigators are still trying to piece together what happened. >> reporter: julie, and frank, i received an update from investigators about two hours ago, when they informed me the suspect who was shot and wounded here has since died at a local hospital. they just took the crime tape down about 10, 15 minutes ago. several witnesses told us, they heard between 10 and 20 gunshots. as night fell, the scene remained active, with police in the parking lot of this restaurant. after 2:00 this afternoon, investigators say santa clara police and the county sheriff's office opened fire on a suspect in the parking lot, during an undercover drug operation. the man was injured, and later died at the hospital. >> that's frightening. it's frightening that stuff is mobile. it happens everywhere. you don't expect it in little sunnyvale. >> reporter: the sunnyvale department of public safety was not involved in the shooting, but is investigating. >> i don't know the details, as far as whether they got

maureen naylor,. >>> today nasa also launched its latest venture in social media. this is one of the first picture that is nasa posted on instagram. it's a picture of the dark side of the moon taken by the orbiter. nasa also has pages on twitter and facebook. >>>-- prosecutors say the couple wanted to drive out the ten in a minutes to turn the building into condo -- out the ten couples to turn the building into condos. >>> the family of a missing oakland toddler daphney webb is hoping a motorcycle ride will bring attention to her case. the toddler has been missing now for two months. tomorrow the east bay dragons motorcycle club is taking part in a we love baby daphney motorcycle run. the ride will end in vallejo at the emmanuel temple church. >>> unemployment went down. experts say the drop came because 300,000 people simply stopped looking for work. once that happens the government no longer counts them as unemployed. figures show that on average there are three unemployed people competing for a job opening. >>> president obama is back at the white house no doubt

reporting live, maureen naylor. >>> a new development tonight in the legal saga involving former santa clara supervisor. shirokawa. the lead judge has recused himself. that's dispute the defense claiming it violates a previous plea deal. shirokawa is due back in court next week and new judges will be assigned to both cases. >>> california's unemployment rate rose last month for the second month in a row. in august it was 8.9% that is slightly lower than the 8.7% in july. this also comes despite california adding 29,000 jobs in august. the discrepancy may be because people who have been out of work for so long that they weren't counted anymore started looking for jobs again and showed up in these new numbers. >>> bay area counties faired better than the rest of the state for the month of august. marin county had the lowest rate again. it was 5%. solano was the highest at 8.2%. the rest range from 5.2 to 7.4%. >>> target stores say they plan to hire 70,000 new workers. that's actually a drop of 20% compared to last year. target says the numbers are down because a lot of permanent employe

. >> maureen naylor is live in sunnyvale, outside the hobby's restaurant. investigators are still trying to piece together what happened. >> reporter: julie, and frank, i received an update from investigators about two hours ago, when they informed me the suspect who was shot and wounded here has since died at a local hospital. they just took the crime tape down about 10, 15 minutes ago. several witnesses told us, they heard between 10 and 20 gunshots. as night fell, the scene remained active, with police in the parking lot of this restaurant. after 2:00 this afternoon, investigators say santa clara police and the county sheriff's office opened fire on a suspect in the parking lot, during an undercover drug operation. the man was injured, and later died at the hospital. >> that's frightening. it's frightening that stuff is mobile. it happens everywhere. you don't expect it in little sunnyvale. >> reporter: the sunnyvale department of public safety was not involved in the shooting, but is investigating. >> i don't know the details, as far as whether they got

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> the mount diablo fire is one-hundred percent contained and nature-lovers are already hoping to get back on the trails. the fire burned nearly 5 square miles in and around the state park. officials say mount diablo state park is on track to partially reopen on monday. crews are working to fix park trails and structures damaged in the blaze and park attendees say they are happy for a quick turn around. been i am definitely going to be out here. and it is just awesome! >> it is extremely special card when you get to your house is one of the best areas in the bay area it is pretty special to have that. people come from all over and drive. >> i have my dogs here and my horse trails. >> kron 4's philippe djegal tells us when the gates will re-open tomorrow. and, where visitors will be allow to go. >> reporter: park rangers say the gates will open at eight o'clock in the morning. and, the park won't close until sunset. so, the park is returning to regular business hours. i'm standing in front of the northgate road entrance on the north side of the park. where sin

woman on the left is of the daughter -- neighbors say they were quiet people who kept to themselves, maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> the fire burns nearly 5 square miles in and around the state park. mt. diablo is partially reopening tomorrow and crews are working around the trail. and they're pretty happy for the quick turn around. >> i am definitely going to be out here, it is been a lot of fun, i believe i have been coming here for two years now. it is just awesome. >> it is extremely special when you can ride from your house to one of the best time in the bay area, it is pretty special to have that, i am only ten minutes away and people come from all over driving and park their cars just to ride this mountain. >> i hike with my dog here, their trail is pretty awesome here >> the kron 4 news tells us when the gates will be open tomorrow and where visitors will be able to go. >> the park rangers say the gate behind me will be reopen at 8:00 tomorrow and won't close until sun set, so the park return to its normal regular hours. i am standing at the north side of the park since the fire star

maureen king. i just wanted to ask you if you would, please, pass on... gratitude for the communication that we received. sure. i'll pass it on to h. that-- that is helpful. so, what are we doing in this dive ? you getting tired of caviar ? no, sir. i thought we'd take a look at how the other half lives. that's very generous. now, what are we going to do about nichols and bohman ? we're going to forget about them. it's pretty obvious they don't want our help. and altounian's got more money than he knows what to do with. so, you've dragged me over here to tell me we've struck out ? no. there's washington. who ? jess washington, the guy over there at the end of the counter. you got to be kidding. i didn't even know he was running. nobody does. that's the point. i'm not paying you to talk in riddles. he'sew to all this. i think we might have a decent shot with him. well, i can promise you one thing. if we don't get a team player on the council soon that new downtown parking structure will be history. and so will you. excuse me. excuse me, ladies and gentleme

>> maureen's not having a baby. >> well, that's not possible. i did those tests myself. >> she's not having a baby. she's having twins. >> oh. >> our babies. aren't they bloody beautiful? of course, you can't really tell, but--well, i can tell. >> how far along is she? >> 30 weeks. can you believe it? they're keeping her in because they want to keep an eye on her--because of her age and because of the twins. but everything's looking fine, so-- >> well, congratulations. >> thanks. well, i'll just-- >> i've--yeah--got to-- >> bloody amazing. i'll tell you something. you think you know what love is until you have a child. it's the best thing. ask any parent. maybe i'll make a better job of it this time, eh? >> well- >> bloody amazing. oh--um-- >> oh. ah. well, thank you. >> by the way, i bumped into louisa at the hospital. what you did for danny sounds amazing. >> no, it was--hmm. >> well done, mate. >> hmm. thank you. well, good night, roger. >> your mother and i are leaving. >> goodbye. >> i'll wait for you in the taxi. >> regrettable, but--it ha

. >> reporter: two years after john passed away, maureen was finally told the truth about why he diedtracted legionnaire's disease at the pittsburgh va hospital. years for va to finally acknowledge he died of legionnaire's disease but only after the va inspector general opened an investigation with the help of the cdc. john wasn't the only one who died from this curable disease. >> six people died and then we look at the time they got the antibiotic. they either didn't get the antibiotic at all or they got it as they were dying. >> reporter: cnbc obtained e-mails that showed officials knew about the situation as far back as 2010. one knew there was a 60% positivity rate of the bacteria which means it was present in the tap water sites tested. the cdc's acceptable rate ze rop world renowned scientist dr. victor hue tested for lee go nel la not just for the pittsburgh va but for all across the country. in the early 1980s until 2006. when doctor hu was fired and his long-time colleague dr. stout resigned a few years before this outbreak. >> when it gets that high, and then cases start oc

i assume he's filling in for maureen dowd while she on vacation with pull onium.song.ecause news splash, "new york times", he murdereds journalists. we don't do that in america. we just let you starve today in-- to death in your dying industry. and just look at this crap, a plea for caution from russia, by vladimir v putin. by the way, the v, stands for vladimir. (laughter) another one, that's how russian he is. no surprise, folks, the great lady has got her legs spread for vlad the impailer here. they've got a long history of legitimizing ironfisted tyrants. in the 80ses could who forget qaddafi front page, hot for spring, moo-moo mannia. or in the 70s pol pot's misconnections page cambodian paranoid genocideo lover seeks educated city dweller for long walks, beautiful sunsets, no fatties. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: and the thing itself is a piece of crap. basically saying blah, blah, blah, don't attack our buddies in syria, the world wouldn't like it, it might be bad for you. but what really scrambled my fabrege egg is how putin ends it by questioning the one

. >> every two weeks at the stanford cancer center, maureen has a standing appointment to sit. for three hours. who however long it takes that day for her chemotherapy drugs to go from bag to body and get to work to get rid of whatever is left of her breast cancer. she's just waiting for it all together over. which it will be, once this very last bag is empty. >> nurses, can you meet me by bonn bonnie's desk? >> and once chris tucker and the other nurses have had their say -- >> does anyone actually need the words? >> or their song. ♪ the chemo is done ♪ and we're so excited for you ♪ hey now ♪ hay nou ♪ the chemo's done. >> for the past few years, any patient who wants it -- and many do -- get their own singing send off by the nursing staff. it began, chris says, three or four years ago with a patient having a real rough go of her treatment. >> one day she said to us, i can't wait for this to be done. when i'm done would you guys, like, sing for me? we said sure. having no idea what in the world we were going to do. >> reporter: and with that request, a tradition among the sta

. >> pam: maureen kelly has reaction from fans about the loss of one of the team's star players. to be beginning. >> reporter: defended de the decision to let smith play this sunday. >> but to do the best thing best interest in the team and long-term. >> there's a diversity and a chance to to steer it in the face and that's our approach. >> it takes a lot to be able to say i have a problem and i need to fix the problem >> i am a little bit let down that this happened but we all make mistakes >> i think this is important that he will better himself and that is the first thing that comes is that he there is a person behind the player. >> reporter: still revealing this most recent situation maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> reporter: on this story today which means the niners to now have to pay him while he is in rehab and the team issued a statement saying " the 49ers' organization both respect and command tampa taking responsibilities of his actions. we will stand by aldon st works toward addressing the situation we wanted to hear from you is the smith socko will hurt the forty-niners

not been reaching out to congress and some members of your party have criticized him for that and maureen dowd writing today the man who connected in 2008, causing americans to overlook his thin resume, cannot seem to connect anymore. when you look at what's going on in congress and it's easy not to like congress, the american public will show you in polls they don't, is there a problem with the president's leadership? >> no, i don't think so at all, chris. the president has tried to engage with congress. he has engaged with the american people on all these issues that you've talked about that deal with domestic policy. whether it's on gun safety legislation and universal background checks, comprehensive immigration reform. the president is on the side of the country and you've got the house of representatives, the tea party caucus, tieing everything down. the immigration bill is a perfect example. it passed the united states senate with a large majority. we could actually pass it today. the next 24 hours. >> he talked about immigration specifically with jose yesterday and i want to play

narrator: maureen coleman has been studying the genetic composition of several prochlorococcus strains signatures in their genomes to suggest that viruses are actually important in moving genetic information between host cells. and this transfer of genetic information leads to diversification within the population. even though everything looks similar if you look at it under a microscope or in a culture tube -- they all look like small green cells -- it turns out that all of these prochlorococcus are actually quite different from each other. this is med-4, and the "med" stands for "mediterranean." so, this one has adapted to really high-light conditions in the oceans. and so, if you were to go out to the ocean you would find a strain like med-4 at the surface -- so, right on the top layers of the water. and then these other strains... um... these ones grow deeper and these are low-light adapted. so, you wouldn't find these at 5 meters depth because they can't cope with the high light. but you might find these at 150 meters depth because they're much better at harvesting the very small

. >> good afternoon, my name is maureen dugan, i work in a medical surgical department, i'm speaking here today because i want the mayor and board of supervisors to understand that keeping healthy san francisco in tact is critical to the san franciscans, i see the ill pact on patients when they have to choose between paying for a needed medical test or putting food on the table for their family, unless they are sick, they choose their family first x then they end up in the emergency room. healthy san francisco has significantly improver situations like this and on behalf of my patients, we need to make improvements to healthy san francisco, not go backwards. it will span medi cal ko*rj to thousands of san franciscans but the individual mandate to purchase private health insurance will be a substitute for healthy san francisco, the plans on the exchange are expensive and have high deductibles, people forego insurance and pay the penalty, patients will end up in the overcrowded emergency rooms where they are extremely ill and expensive to care for. healthy san francisco provides covera

maureen umeh joins us with the details. >> f.b.i. director james comey says surveillance video makes it clear aaron alexis was not targeting individuals but was intent on shooting as many people as possible. >> comey says alexei end terd building 197 carrying a bag and went to a fourth floor bathroom -- entered building. he came out the bathroom and started firing immediately with no discernible pattern. the f.b.i. director says alexis had additional team nation in his pant's pocket and event shael ly ran out -- additional ammunition in his pant's pocket and eventually ran out there. are no signs this is linked with terrorism. at the navy yard admiral french is aware of concerns about a lack of adequate manpower and resources at the base at the time of the shoot ug. >> the secretary of navy and defense directed that security procedures across all of the department of defense will be reviewed as well as access procedures so it will be involved and reviewed as part of that process. >> emergency family assistance center has been set up

we also have big changes coming up with possible maureen returning to the bay area friday night.ons and cooler temperatures. many the north bank we could see some light rain saturday morning with a much cooler temperatures and gusting lance conditions will improve as we head into sunday and next week. >> pam: the a's play a little extra baseball in their chase for the division title. gary will show you if they had enough offense toake down the angels. >> pam: today is national cheeseburger day! i'll show you the best places to go in the bay area for one -- coming up next. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. >> reporter: matter how nice slice it cheeseburgers are a hit. national cheeseburger day! we are dying and dish has all been looking for the ultimate cheeseburger and the bay area. to the bacon ch

here's what maureen doud writes.syria last week, the president went ahead with a speech taken by effects. the senate was put into lockdown and the man who connected so electrically in 2008 causing americans to overlook his resume did not seem to connect anymore. obama still has a secret weapon. congressional republicans who may cause a cataclysmic default to make him look good. but now puzzlement between his campaign and governing lass tud. folks like to grade on style he said dismissively, but why is it so often the president's style to be unable to sell the substance on issues where most people agree with him. >> that's a great point and i was thinking yesterday right now this white house is in trouble and desperate for one or two extreme republicans to wander away from the rest of the pack to say extreme things and seizing him. that's their last gain in town is exploiting the weaknesses of the opposition. >> it was a combination and not that the president give the speech. it's not yesterday or the day after, but w