maureen ponderosa.rosa, right, charlie? i remember her dead tooth, dude. what? dead tooth? she didn't have a dead tooth. you guys remember her brother bill, bill ponderosa? oh, that guy was like a walking cliché. he was hot, great buns. yeah, and i remember, every time you tried to talk to him, you'd (gags). i got a little gaggy. it's only 'cause he made me nervous, but he was, he was very handsome. what is it with you two and the ponderosas? i think i might call her up, actually. (sucks in through teeth) charlie, not in the corner. put 'em in the closet, tuck 'em in the back. all right, frank. come on... you got-- - oh! - not on the floor! - dude, my back! - charlie, look at this. i've been saving these for years. - what? - (charlie groans) i think i slipped a disk, man. stand straight or something. ugh! frank, i got to go see a chiropractor again. oh, right, i just keep paying medical bills, right? - is that it? come on... - i keep lugging pennies. you're in pain? here, let me hit you with a two-by-fo

. >> and good morning, i'm maureen naylor in for pam cook. we want to get a quick look at weather and traffic. any changes? >> no. very, very quiet. fog or sun. cool to mild to warm. some of that fog is very thick. san francisco had a good run last week. not this week. it will be more into the 60s. high pressure wins out. there is a quiet pattern. fog, sun, cool coast warm inland. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. you know there are no bart trains today. the traffic will be busier today. it will be busier in my opinion than it would be on friday. let's go and look at some of the pictures. bay bridge for example is already filled in now and on friday we didn't have this. moving along and staking a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. the traffic is moving nicely. we have seen more cars on the roads where there are bart stations. this traffic looks pretty good. 680 southbound is already getting busy. let's go back to the desk. >> as you heard sal say we expect a lot of traffic in the monday morning commute and jammed freeways. sunle

first of all, we should say let's see, maureen is on the left and cindy is on the right.welcome to both. thanks for being on the program. you're not only celebrating this as a couple but you were plaintiffs in this against the state. how are you feeling? >> unbelievably excited after all of these years to finally be able to utter the words we're going to get married. you cannot imagine how excited we are, how relieved we are. it's been a long fight. we're just elated. the fact that we can finally say that we're going to get that marriage license on monday and then get married on saturday with all of our friends and family. our children will sing for us and be our witnesses. you cannot imagine how excited and thrilled and how relegalled. it's the biggest sigh of relief that came out of both of us when we heard today. >> maureen, i understand that the two of you are at a rally right now. can you describe the environment, the atmosphere, the move at the rally? >> everybody is excited. everybody is reveling in the decision that we heard today. we finall can't believe it's fiy

maureen kelly kron 4 news. she >> pam: polly put a face on the- victims of crime just as surely as her kidnapper but a face on the criminal >> reporter:the crime sent shockwaves thru the bay area and was the impetus for many changes. in the aftermath one of the fbi agents in the agencies first ever missing child protocol to give law enforcement a blueprint. >> reporter:since the kidnapping techologicial advances have helped law enforcement agencies share informationwhich wasn't the case back in 1993.an hour after polly's abduction.richard allen davis was stopped by deputies.who didn't know about the crime. >> access information on him and they were unable to do so and that's because they other computer systems hence they sent him on his way and didn't arrest him for kidnapping my daughter >> reporter:davis had been a repeat offender.who became one of california's three strike law was passed. >> reporter: polly's father has dedicated his life after his daughter's death to advocate for ways to help prevent simila

and so i'd like to welcome to the stage maureen evans arthur. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> so, yes, as congresswoman edwards said, my name is maureen evans arthers and in may i began the first person in my family to attend college. [applause] thank you. but it wasn't necessarily easy and it almost didn't happen. because of the extremely high cost of child care. so today i stand before you not only as a mcnair research fellow, but also as a mother of a 7-year-old boy named noah. and i was a stay-at-home mom and i loved it. when i decided it was time to go back to school, i did the normal things, supplied recommendation letters, and essentially just kind of went through that same process that we all remember. but then i had to look at child care and so i went to not one and not two but to eight daycare providers where i lived in howard county and the average cost was $1,100 per month. and with the math, that ends up being over $13,000 a year. and so i was really torn. my husband and i. i felt lucky that we only had on

[applause] >> well, tuff very much maureen. i mean, you can see when you hear stories like that we just say we have to do it. we really do have to do it differently. and next to this stage i want to welcome danelle buckman. she is a 37-year resident of clarksville, maryland after a pregnant nancy-related incident bay small employer. she was not covered by the family medical leave act and studies show neither are 40% of the u.s. workforce. dinelle? [applause] >> thank you senator. leader pelosi and the partners for inviting me to this inspiring event. it's a true honor to be here. my name is dinelle buckner. in june, 2010 i almost died during childbirth but the dangers surrounding pregnancy and childbirth still exist. thanks to expert care and multiple blood transfusions survived and my daughter is well now. but it didn't come without significant costs it started when avery arrived unexpectedly a full eight weeks early, and i had to have an emergency c-section and next a painful recovery for both of us. i was eventually discharg

. >> and i'm maureen naylor in for pam cook. we want to get a quick look of weather before we get to traffic. >> thank you. we do have a lot of fog around. some conditions under career skies. everyone is pretty close here. 40s to low 50s mountain view. that is moffett. we will go 62 today. 20s up in the mountains. 46 at monterey. there is a lot of fog up and down the coast. some of it is reducing visibility. we do get some of that moving over the bay and inland. cool near the coast and inland. 50s and mainly 60s. here is sal. >>> pardon me. we are looking at commutes that are very crowded. i think i've been talking a lot and i hope my voice holds out. westbound this traffic is moving along okay but its crowded early. and its started to get crowded at 5:00. you can believe it. once you get on to the bridge it looks okay. but the backup to the toll plaza look at 80 it is backed up all the way up into the el cerrito area. 580 is backed up to the lake shore curve already. and 24 is backed up to the caldecott so not easy driving. tra

. >> reporter: maureen callie has a standing appointment to sit. for three hours. or however long it takes that day for her chemotherapy drug to go from bag to bodymç:pñ and ge work getting rid of whatever may be left ofs8÷ñr her breast canc. 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 very last bag is empty. >> hey, nurses, can you meet me by bonnie's desk? >> and once chris tucker and the other nurses in the infusion treatment area have had their say. >> does anyone needs the words? >> should we say, the song. ♪ the chemo's done and we're so excited for you ♪ ♪ hey now ♪ hey now ♪ the chemo's done >> for any patient who wants it, and many do, get their singing sendoff. it began with a patient having a real rough go of her treatment. >> the one day she said to us, i can't wait for this to be done. when i'm done, would you like sing for me? we said sure. having no idea. >> his differential is not back yet. >> with that request, a tradition among the staf

joining me now is one of those real people who appeared with the president, maureen murphy, an independenteing denied coverage and was at the white house yesterday when the president spoke. maureen, it's great to have you here, especially for your firsthand insight because you're already benefiting from obama care. i'm talking about before the law actually went into effect. tell us more about your backstory, the benefits of the care that you receive. >> yes. thank you so much for having me, i really appreciate it. when i got sick in 2010, i was able to get coverage through a portion of the affordable care act that was called the pre-existing condition plan, and it was basically the high-risk pool that was created to form a bridge for anyone very specifically like me who needed -- for my situation needed medical care to bridge us to january of 2014, once the exchanges are open. if i had not been able to get that care or that insurance, i quite honestly would have most likely died. the stroke that i had was caused by an autoimmune condition that's a rare blood condition, and not to get all c

maureen nee hror, ktvu news -- maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the fire department tweeted these picturesarm fire started just before 7:00 tonight on maberry road near king road. it took firefighters two hours to get those flames under control. a heat lamp may have started the fire. no one was hurt. >>> in campbell police have arrested a 16-year-old suspect in what is believed to be a gang related stabbing. prosecutors say miguel capetillo is being charged as an adult in the stabbing of a man behind a subway grocery store back in february. police say two weeks ago -- >> when i went to serve the arrest warrant on him -- when we went to serve the arrest warrant on him, we determined that he was hiding in the crawl space of the house and we were able to arrest him from there. >> they tracked him to his parents house in modesto. another suspect rodolfo vasquez of san jose was arrested just days after the stabbing. the victims injuries were serious but he is expected to survive. both -- both vasquez and capetillo face assault charges with enhancements of gang activity. >>> a car struck a bicyc

maureen nee hror, ktvu news -- maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the fire department tweeted these pictures two alarm fire started just before 7:00 tonight on maberry road near king road. it took firefighters two hours to get those flames under control. a heat lamp may have started the fire. no one was hurt. >>> in campbell police have arrested a 16-year-old suspect in what is believed to be a gang related stabbing. prosecutors say miguel capetillo is being charged as an adult in the stabbing of a man behind a subway grocery store back in february. police say two weeks ago -- >> when i went to serve the arrest warrant on him -- when we went to serve the arrest warrant on him, we determined that he was hiding in the crawl space of the house and we were able to arrest him from there. >> they tracked him to his parents house in modesto. another suspect rodolfo vasquez of san jose was arrested just days after the stabbing. the victims injuries were serious but he is expected to survive. both -- both vasquez and capetillo face assault charges with enhancements of gang activity. >>> a car struck

joining us is maureen shah. [ audio difficulties ] >> i have my doubts, and skepticism. and the reason, there's no doubt that drones are useful. , but the problem in this war is tactics, it was turned into a strategy. so yes, there's thought as leaders who were taken out. osama bin laden, and the second tier leadership, but the problem is that at the same time, there was a rise in terrorist attacks across pakistan. because attacks from weapons, used the drone sites and then pakistan. [ audio difficulties ] we don't know whether created more terrorists. >> the increase in support, it's making hatred. safe nation says this is a horrible policy and strategy. counter productive and creates more extremism. i'm going to go with you on this one. there are three countries where a majority of americans support drone strikes. 61%. and in the past year, we've talked to pretty much every single person of a different type. >> these allegations, looking at what's happening on the ground. and instead, continuing the policy of secrecy. >> well, transparency, the somali said the followin

ktvu's maureen naylor is live in san jose with what those ipo documents have revealed, maureen. >> reporter: frank for the past three hours we've been going through the lengthy document that twitter filed with the fcc. it was confidential until today. >> i have 291 followers. >> reporter: 24-year-old liz trata says she checks her twitter feed about five times a day. >> i'm always on the go so i'm like always checking it. facebook i feel is a little more personal and twitter is a little bit more informative. >> reporter: this unsealed document comes three weeks after the san francisco company announced in a tweet it was going public. i shows twitter plans to use the symbol twtr and raise $1 billion. >> it is saying we essentially will gain a billion, hopefully that will go up. >> reporter: he say it is pages reveal twitter is growing fast and the platform is taking off with $316 million in revenue from 2011 to 2012. but still hasn 't turned a profit. >> i would say one of the mayor concerns is that it's still losing money. and this tells us that we're back in like the late 90s when it comes

ktvu's maureen naylor is live in san jose with what those ipo documents have revealed, maureen. >> reporter: frank for the past three hours we've been going through the lengthy document that twitter filed with the fcc. it was confidential until today. >> i have 291 followers. >> reporter: 24-year-old liz trata says she checks her twitter feed about five times a day. >> i'm always on the go so i'm like always checking it. facebook i feel is a little more personal and twitter is a little bit more informative. >> reporter: this unsealed document comes three weeks after the san francisco company announced in a tweet it was going public. i shows twitter plans to use the symbol twtr and raise $1 billion. >> it is saying we essentially will gain a billion, hopefully that will go up. >> reporter: he say it is pages reveal twitter is growing fast and the platform is taking off with $316 million in revenue from 2011 to 2012. but still hasn 't turned a profit. >> i would say one of the mayor concerns is that it's still losing money. and this tells us that we're back in like the late 90s when it comes

reporting live tonight in south san jose, maureen naylor. >>> a job fair in san francisco today had a noble goal. finding jobs for military veterans. it was called hiring our heros. the u.s. chamber of commerce foundation brought in dozens of employers. they also offered advise on filling out resumes and interviewing for a job. since it launched the hiring our heros program more than two years ago some 20,000 vets and military spouses have gotten jobs. >>> the newly renovated mchenry convention center in san jose had its official unveiling this evening. the city hosted a free community day so people could see the improvements. the project took two years to complete and cost $130 million. but was finished on time and on budget. now boasts updated kitchen facilities and expanded ballroom. the convention center first opened in 1989 and brings millions of the dollars into the downtown area each year. >>> a northern nevada landmark is being sold. the esquaga family has revealed that they have finished a deal to sell the nugget. there's no word on are a price. the nugget has been part of th

i want to thank mimi and maureen and dannelle for giving us their testimony.e can talk about policy all they want but the personal stories have the strongest testimonies we can have and evidence. to do so with all of you here under the auspices of congresswoman donna edwards is an honor indeed and to be joined by so many is an honor as well so thank you for honoring us with your presence and blessing the community with your service and of course to be here with senator barb. she and i went to the same high school four years ago. i've been following her career. i am been an admirer of hers and she is really a champion on all of these issues. she and i donna predicate our priorities on the experience of the american people. as has been said. i want to join others to thank reverend jenkins for inviting us here today and providing the auspice and providing the academy. it was quite remarkable to see the children and the quality affordable attention that they are receiving was quite remarkable in the shabbat christian academy. it's just extraordinary. in the beginn

what's up, maureen? jealous? wouldn't have that house if it was tied up in a ribbon and my fairy godmother handed it to me. sure about that? you've had four husbands that never gave you diddly squat and blow me down if andy hunter don't leave his flippin' house to you. what did you have to do for that? on second thoughts, don't tell me, might start my farmers off. - fancy another, pat? - yeah. why not? how about this? two double bedrooms, kitchen, diner, lounge, jacuzzi bath. and the rent is... well maybe we'll find one a bit cheaper. am i the only one working today? i'm trying to find us a flat. it'll be brilliant. we still need to earn a living. minty, we are grown males, we need our own territory, classic alpha male gorilla wanting his own tree to hang out in, it's nature. yeah, it'll be good. it'll be beautiful. you can't keep running after sam. i'm not running after sam. she's a mate, i'm just helping her out. you'd better start looking after yourself for a bit. when the time comes, that's exactly what sam'l

reporting live tonight in south san jose, maureen naylor. >>> a job fair in san francisco today had aoble goal. finding jobs for military veterans. it was called hiring our heros. the u.s. chamber of commerce foundation brought in dozens of employers. they also offered advise on filling out resumes and interviewing for a job. since it launched the hiring our heros program more than two years ago some 20,000 vets and military spouses have gotten jobs. >>> the newly renovated mchenry convention center in san jose had its official unveiling this evening. the city hosted a free community day so people could see the improvements. the project took two years to complete and cost $130 million. but was finished on time and on budget. now boasts updated kitchen facilities and expanded ballroom. the convention center first opened in 1989 and brings millions of the dollars into the downtown area each year. >>> a northern nevada landmark is being sold. the esquaga family has revealed that they have finished a deal to sell the nugget. there's no word on are a price. the nugget has been part of the

kron4's maureen says the parents are talking about what happened.. >> i was so worried about the kidsreporter: mckay and stephanie thomas say there left their almost three year old daughter harper and one year old son leandroasleep in the back of lawyer the ignition and the engine one.parked here on shotwell street near 22 streetthey and a relative had walked a few doors up to take a picture of a picturesque homethey were walking back when stephanie noticed a good samartian who stopped to helpbut they quickly lost the s-u-v. moment are >> if that was worst momentthe best was the call from ppoliceonly 35 minutes laterwith the news that a homeowner in the excelsior district found the suv parked in her driveway. >> the children were still sleeping in the back of the s u v. >> always, i will shut the doors and lock the doors. you are not as in control as you think. >> reporter: the family is still a bit shaken.but relieved.and have learned an important lesson the hard wa maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: police are checking the car for evidence. and looking through surveillance vide

. >> maureen spoke with a virginia family that is facing financial strain overn o this. >> reporter: and their country as a military family. for 26 years earl was a master sargent in the army and wendy works as a licensed practical nurse.pr the couple says their loyalty to the job runs deep but it has been shaken. >> it's baffling, how to under how a system can shut you out and not pay you whatat is due. >> reporter: earl recently retired october 1, the same day the u.s. government shutdown. he says his final active duty pay check is being withheld wi because finance officers havee been locked out of theof government system.go >> the department of defense and the services have basically frozen all paymentsnts until someone makes a decision to turn that back on for limited use or until the settlement is completed. >> reporter: wendy is on an expected status as a civilian nurse for the army. she has been working without pay unsure when or if the next check will woman.i >>ll normal people like you, average people that are trying to work and make a living are losing out.ng >> reporter: w

kron 4's maureen kelly has the suggestions they are making to employers.hich could help ease the expected gridlock. >> pam: the bay area council says the extra hours that people spent trying to get to and from work during the bart strike this summer cost the regional economy 73 million dollars a day in lost worker productivity. >> reporter: jean to the caltran building where negotiations were on the way. union leaders to the stage in tried to rally the crowd. >> are here to let the public know that we are here that we stand with them! >> reporter: but some were having none of its! calling for a shut down! calling for a strike from others! it's unclear as to how many there are >> move down, move down, move down. that is all we have done is move down! >> reporter: would just days left before the end of the cooling off. this is an indication that a strike could be more probable than not. kron4 newsprint >> pam: kron4 maureen kelly report on the suggestions that could ease the suspected gridlock. >> reporter: costing the regional economy $73 million a day in l

kron 4's maureen kelly >> pam: attended a news conference today. where those in charge of patient security , appeared to be as baffled as everyone else. we do not know how she came to be in the stairwell yesterday , how long she had been there or what caused her death >> reporter:the body turned up on a fourth floor exterior stairwell.located behind the doorway you see in this video.17 days after lynne spaulding went missing from her hospital room.hospital officials say they did institute a search of the campus.after her nurse found her room empty.but didn't find her. >> reporter:officials took no questions at the news conference and did not say if anyone looking for the patient had checked the area wereally turned up. one floor below from where spaulding disappeared >> reporter:the stairwell is a fire exit that is not routinuely used by staff patients or the public.it is alarmed, locked from the outside and it exits into the hospital grounds at the very bottom of the stairwell. >> reporter:the body was discovered by an employee during what was des

. >>> paging through the papers and maureen, writer for "vanity fair," wife of the late tim russert. >> and a lady. >> really great lady. >> she broke this story that's on the front page of "the post." it talks about how mia farrow's son may not be woody allen's son but frank sinatra's son. >> that would be a chasm to go across. spectrum, is the word i'm looking for. shall we look at -- who do you think? take a visual look at who do you think this young man -- do we have that, you guys? >> yeah, we have the picture. >> here is frank sinatra. >> mia farrow. >> 21 years old when she married him. >> you can read the whole thing in vanity fair. but this is -- >> that's her with woody. so now let's see who -- who's your daddy? >> who picked those pictures? >> i'm just saying. >> i'm sorry, but he looks like the spitting image of frank sinatra. we would love to know what you all think. >> no paternity test has been taken. >> that's fascinating to me. if somebody told me that so-and-so might be my mother or might be my father, personally i would want to know definitively. i just would. it w

and death like it will stay clear of any maureen but more clout coverage and to wednesday and coolerratures cooler tomorrow and wednesday. thursday things start to rebound but we will be at the 70 degree temperatures. >> pam: all lanes zipping right along very few cars. a bit sluggish but not too bad. medium heavy traffic all moving well. the vicki? >> reporter: elizabeth smart is out with a book with disturbing details on her nine months of captivity by a homeless street preacher. the 308 page book, my story, hits bookstores today. the memo on chronicles the almost daily abuse this march than a 14 year old girl says she received from brian david mitchell. she is a he is serving two life sentences in federal prison system for kidnapping and sexual abuse. smart said she lived in terror. her book also reveals several times a smart said she was a possible she's finishing a music degree at a university in traveling for speeches and victim advocacy work. >> catherine: this is a view of national tennessee was first in the nation and made the top 10 for murder and robbery. come in and two i

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help searchor a woman. she was last seen october 4th leaving her home on stock street in the western edition. authorities say richardson has no known medical or psychological disorder but they are concerned for her well being. >>> oakland police say an injured 3-year-old boy who we first told you about last week has taken a turn for the worse. the child is being treated at oakland's children's hospital. his father took him there last week saying the boy suffered a seizure and passed out after he picked him up from day care. the hospital discovered the toddler had a significant skull fracture. investigators are now trying to determine exactly how he was hurt. >>> the federal appeals court is considering a lawsuit involving a school in morgan hill. it's been accused of violating the free speech of students because of the t-shirts they were wearing. the suit stems from 2010 when students at live oak high school were sent home for wearing american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. the decision was made

maureen? >> well sean and will victim yet to be identified but witnesses describe him afterian american who was wearing gay shirt they say nothing seemed out of the ordinary until they saw flames. call for help came in shortly off 4:00 friday afternoon. emergency crews alerted to man on fire on national mall. witnesses described what happened. i saw him step out of his vehicle carrying gas low loan. what no sound beforehand and then i talked one guys that put him out and he said that, the guy is a is hraoutd capitol. and then like lit himself is on fire. nicole jogging by on 7th street war to. saw the frighten scene there was flames on mall. not like shooting flame but there was grass on fire. this video sent fox by view shot just moment after incident up see krod gather around the man. witness say group of joggers rushed to man's aid several taking off their shirts to help douse the flames. within minutes they were joined boy the police officers. i saw cops run to him i saw one of them kick a

maureen tucker was their drummer. he is on the phone from her home in georgia.nk you so much for joining us. how are you doing? >> caller: kind of weird. i'm not sure how i'm doing at all. >> yeah. kinda weird. that's a good way of putting it. when is last time you spoke to lou? >> caller: within a couple years. we didn't see each other a lot. as you said, i'm in georgia. he is in new york. we can't really -- not never, but we didn't see each other very often. >> tell us about him. a lot of people don't know his legacy. especially what we call punk rock. people don't realize. tell us about him. he certainly influenced, probably millions of people. into a number of things, into maybe reading more. into playing music. and when i have been on tour, kids have 15 years old to 60-year-olds commenting on how much they were influenced by lou and the velvets. so it is far-reaching. >> did you have any idea at all, when people are phenomenons, famous, do something just amazing, have a huge television show, like carroll o'connor did, like all in the family. did you have an

reporting live tonight in san jose, maureen naylor. >>> the prime suspect in the killing of a federal investigator from oakland was formally charged with her murder today. 56-year-old randy alana did not enter a plea. he is scheduled to do that monday. alana is accused of killing koch. she disappear and her body was found five days later. he told ktvu he rekindled an old relationship with koch after he got out of prison last year. >>> police in campbell say they have arrested two men accused of stealing more than $150,000 worth of apple products from fry's electronic stores. price and penney are now in custody. authorities are still looking for 26-year-old lawrence eperson of bay point and donald horns of oakland. investigators say the men are part of a motorcycle gang who are responsible for thefts. >>> a man has been arrested for dry ice explosions. the latest arrested was the ground supervisor of the first man arrested. >>> a san francisco fire fighter has now been cleared of all charges in the death of a teenage passenger on asiana flight 214. ktvu's cara liu tells us even though

fox five is live news room and maureen it is sound like this marine not letting anything get in the way of this mission. he sure in the involvment 26 year old brandon began his run for veterans in california last norv. on veteran day. former marine had been homing finish run may this november on veterans date so far about two million dollars but during stop in delaware last wining, he was assaulted as he walking to meet his crews for the start of his next leg. attack left him bloodied with cult with concussion. and that required several days of treatment. but today, he wearing the dark skpheurt hat was on the road again resuming his run in warm and time plenty company he growthed by honour guard and police department along with 40 runners. i am pwhraes have all of support. we are out here raise awareness and defendant i am just really thankful for everybody to help us out. said still not 100 today event was trial run of store if he and his doctors feel he in sufficient health resume his cross country track he said he felt good today and hopes to resume his 3600 mile run. tomorrow, or ma

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a 62-year-old man from wyoming convicted of stealing a luxuryacht, and then running it into the ground at a beach in pacifica was sentenced today to time served. it was march 4, when leslie allen gardener was arrested. prosecutors say he took the 82- foot sail boat and told two friends that he owned it. the two spent a night eating pizza, and drinking beer on the yacht. his attorney claim he was a vietnam vet and was delusional, believing the boat had been left to him by relatives. as for the damage to the boat, gardener was supposed to pay $1.8 million to the owner. >>> the mayor calls it a black day in lodi after four members of a family were killed in a crash. all of those killed were when an extended cab pickup truck. the dead include three children. a 4-year-old girl. a man and woman were also killed. she was 7 months pregnant. a 9-year-old survived, but is in critical condition. police say they're still unraveling what led up to yesterday's accident. it happened on a city street outside of a middle school. >>> advocates are hoping to chip

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a 62-year-old man from wyoming convicted of stealing a luxuryacht, and then running it into the ground at a beach in pacifica was sentenced today to time served. it was march 4, when leslie allen gardener was arrested. prosecutors say he took the 82- foot sail boat and told two friends that he owned it. the two spent a night eating pizza, and drinking beer on the yacht. his attorney claim he was a vietnam vet and was delusional, believing the boat had been left to him by relatives. as for the damage to the boat, gardener was supposed to pay $1.8 million to the owner. >>> the mayor calls it a black day in lodi after four members of a family were killed in a crash. all of those killed were when an extended cab pickup truck. the dead include three children. a 4-year-old girl. a man and woman were also killed. she was 7 months pregnant. a 9-year-old survived, but is in critical condition. police say they're still unraveling what led up to yesterday's accident. it happened on a city street outside of a middle school. >>> advocates are hoping to chip

maureen naylor in our newsroom. headline they've reached a tentative agreement on a new contract and the latest strike is over. the announcement came after 10:00 last night after both sides filed out to the podium in front of the caltrans building in oakland. union and management along with several politicians by their sides announced a tentative agreement between the transit agency and b.a.r.t. eight two largest unions which brought it into the four-day walkout. both sides have not revealed the details of the deal t after six months of talks and two walkout, a contract agreement has been reached. >> this offer is more than we wanted to pay. but it's a new path in terms of our partnership with our workers and helps us to deliver the b.a.r.t. service for the future. >> we'll go back to work and continue our efforts to keep the bay area working. we did not want to strike. we're glad to have a tentative agreement that we feel will work for all parties. >> as for the next step we're hearing seiu union members plan to vo

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help search a woman. she was last seen october 4th leaving her home on stock street in the western edition. authorities say richardson has no known medical or psychological disorder but they are concerned for her well being. >>> oakland police say an injured 3-year-old boy who we first told you about last week has taken a turn for the worse. the child is being treated at oakland's children's hospital. his father took him there last week saying the boy suffered a seizure and passed out after he picked him up from day care. the hospital discovered the toddler had a significant skull fracture. investigators are now trying to determine exactly how he was hurt. >>> the federal appeals court is considering a lawsuit involving a school in morgan hill. it's been accused of violating the free speech of students because of the t-shirts they were wearing. the suit stems from 2010 when students at live oak high school were sent home for wearing american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. the decision was made b

reporting live tonight in san jose, maureen naylor. >>> the prime suspect in the killing of a federalnvestigator from oakland was formally charged with her murder today. 56-year-old randy alana did not enter a plea. he is scheduled to do that monday. alana is accused of killing koch. she disappear and her body was found five days later. he told ktvu he rekindled an old relationship with koch after he got out of prison last year. >>> police in campbell say they have arrested two men accused of stealing more than $150,000 worth of apple products from fry's electronic stores. price and penney are now in custody. authorities are still looking for 26-year-old lawrence eperson of bay point and donald horns of oakland. investigators say the men are part of a motorcycle gang who are responsible for thefts. >>> a man has been arrested for dry ice explosions. the latest arrested was the ground supervisor of the first man arrested. >>> a san francisco fire fighter has now been cleared of all charges in the death of a teenage passenger on asiana flight 214. ktvu's cara liu tells us even though pr

. >> maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>> the coliseum transforms to the major baseball league.is is from oakland baseball to raider's football. 400 worker started right around saturday's big a's playoff game against the detroit tigers and installing 6700 seats and swapping the poles for gold post. the total time of the transformation and it's done for pre-game warm ups. raiders rolling out the green cup san diego chargers. >> i'm vicky kron 4 news. >>> it was hot with temperatures in the 80s and closer to the 90 degree mark. we're down for a cool down and i'll show you how cool it's going to get. >>> coming up this november you won't want to miss sports live with gary with our new sports show featuring gary and larry kruger. join gary and larry as they break down the hot topics and preview the games with interviews mixed in. it day bays on thursday night at 9:00 p.m. on kron 4. >>> a live picture from the oakland coliseum. the fans leaving with a victory and gary in a live report coming up.]p[ll look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just

kron4's maureen kelly has >> reporter:sources tell kron4 that dr.garza is being investigated by the san mateo county sheriff's department for alleged inappropriate behavior involving adult interns. >> reporter:law enforcement officials wouldn't comment citing the ongoing nature of the investigation.but they did say the criminal probe started.before the doctor's body was found at his home here in redwood city's emerald lake hills neighborhood. >> reporter:the san mateo county cornoner's says they are investigating garza's death as a possible suicide. stand up about neighbors. in addition to being the medical director for the san francisco 49ers. garza was a leading researching in concussion and brain related injuries at stanford univeristy where he was also a well liked assistant professor at their medical school stanford officials say they were made aware of the possible criminal activity.and alerted law enforcement. a spokesman for the 49er's says they were also alerted by stanford about the investigation into garza.but had no further comment about

maureen? >> audrey barnes thank you. >>> we have breaking news involving two separate terrorist attacks. in libya, the associated pressss isoc reporting anneal cicadaeal leader connected to the 1998 bombings in attorneys africays have been captured. he has been on the fbi's most wanted list with a 5 million-dollar bounty on his head. his capture is the latest blow also breaking within the last hour the pentagon says u.s. forces including the navy seals conducted a raid in somalia in response to last months deadlys mall attack in kenya. k the target was al shabab, the name of the group that claimed responsible two week egg ago go that left 67 people dead. >>> iowa now to the latest one a the u.s. government shutdown into the fifth day.h today there were several developments regarding the future of furloughed workers. >> reporter: we learned the pentagon is orders hundreds of civilian employees back to work. chalk hagel says the decision was based on a legal interpretation of the pay-out militar

i mean those two inches of extra brim is the difference between marine and maureen. now sure, the department of defence says the proposed hat is based on the one worn by world war i hero and two time medal of honor winner sergeant major dan daley. what does that guy know about being manly. he's wearing two necklaces and a broach. all that is missing is the matching earrings. mark my words, folks. next obama will have the army rangers in barratts and dress the navy up in little sailor suits. we're not selling cracker jacks here. oh, and you can forget wearing cameo, soon our soldiers will all be wearing georgia o'keeffe paintings. (laughter) and that reminded me of something. that reminded me of something. i don't-- if anything, folks, if anything, our military hats should be more manly. i say we make them out of beef jerky and shark's teeth. that is just me. folks, nation, folks, i don't need to tell you about all the charitable work i do. that's what my publicist is for. but i do do it. and i realize i just said do-do. (laughter) the point is i'm a great guy. even t

. >> pam: kron4's maureen kelly reports that law enforcement is especially concerned because some ofs involved firearms. >> reporter: there have been four incidents over the past four days around cal. two happened on thursday.the most violent attack happening at 5:30 am here right off campus at berkeley way and oxford street.when a 57 year old woman associated with the university was robbed by a man with a gun.who hit her, then grabbing her purse when she fell to the ground and took off running. the victim sustained non life threatening injuries >> reporter:later that same day.just before 8 pm a 19 year old female student was mugged for her cell phone while standing outside the bevelry cleary dorm a few blocks off campus. >> reporter:the most recent crimes happened on the campusa little before 1 am saturday morning three suspects attemped to rob a male student of his backpack as he was walking on campanile way.near dwinelle hall.but were scared off. >> reporter:and then sunday evening a little after 9 o'clock at night a male student walking near the moffitt library was robbed at gunp

as we said maureen bizarre one in our nation's capital. thank you. >> we learning more about the? accused ramming gate white us and led police on case through capitol hill. investigator say marian was did he lugsal thought president obama was communicating with her. officer shot kill this woman yesterday near capital building her mother suffer ising from post pair yum depression lost her job dental hygienist and recorrectly suffered hid injury. taking fall. >> both at the white houses and at the capitol, the security perimeters worked. they decksly what they were supposed to do. and they stopped suspect from breaching the perimeters both in a vehicle and vehicle both locations. kerry child was in car during chase and the gun fire but was not hurt. she now in protective custody. capital police officers hurt during that chase when his car clipped one of throws capitol hill barricades, he was treated and released from the hospital. >> damaging affects of god shut down are being felt all across country. but fox five bob reports no place is feeling that damage more than right here in w

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maureen naylor, now. now back to you. >>> new reports from doctors that breast milk purchased online may be contaminated with bacteria. researchers tested more than 100 samples sold by a popular website. 75% of the stam peles areport -- samples arecording to the reports -- according to reports have salmonella. most doctors recommend that mothers buy breast milk from milk bank because they screen the donors and pasturize the milk to kill germs. >>> some are looking for another place to live after an early-morning fire destroyed their apartments. the fire broke out at 1:45 yesterday morning at a complex on north civic drive. investigators say the fire started above the garage and quickly spread through a two- story building. no one was hurt. firefighters say if the building had a sprinkler system, the damage would not have been so extensive. thousands of other apartment buildings in the bay area also do not have fire sprinklers. that's because the state only requires they be installed in new apartments. man

comey's children, maureen, kate, brian, claire, and abby. welcome.lso director comey's brother and sister, trish, peter, and chris, we welcome you. and a special welcome to director comey's father brian, welcome. we are here today for two purposes. first as many of you know director comey was sworn in during a private ceremony in attorney general holder's office on september 4th. but we reviewed the rules and regulations and determined that oath was invalid because his spouse was not holding the bible. so officially i've been director. and second equally important we wanted to be able to officially welcome director comey and his family into the fbi family. we are all honored to mark this occasion along with director comey's family and his close friends. now with those who are seated, the few, please rise for the presentation of colors by the fbi police color guard. please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem by jimmy wailer, a retired new york port police officer, who has worked in new york, and whose voice was heard at the funerals

kron4's maureen spoke to the parents about their terrifying experience. >> i was so worried about >>mckay and stephanie thomas say there left their almost three year old daughter harper and one year old son leandroasleep in the back of their suv.with the key in the ignition and the engine one.parked here on shotwell street near 22 streetthey and a relative had walked a few doors up to take a picture of a picturesque homethey were walking back when stephanie noticed someone driving off with their car.and their kids. mckay jumped into the car of a good samartian who stopped to helpbut they quickly lost the s-u-v. if that was worst momentthe best was the call from ppoliceonly 35 minutes laterwith the news that a homeowner in the excelsior district found the suv parked in her driveway. >> she looked in and found a were sleeping children and the back, safe. >> reporter: the family is still a bit shaken.but relieved.and have the hard way. am i will always, always, lock the doors. it is a good reminder that you are not in control. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: san fra

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: the lawyer for the owners contacted kron 4. to say that the employees who remain are two caregivers and a dietary supervisor. he says that's adequate staffing for the number of tonight --on kron4 news at 8 - we'll look deeper into the owner's side of the story. >> there was a 27 year-old woman that hit a pedestrian. it was believed that the driver was driving under the influence. >> the obama adminstration is extending the deadline for signing up for obama- care. that change was announced this afternoon. people now will have six more weeks. after the originial march 31-st date. there have been lots of problems with the new website. and on another front - questions continue to surface over international phone tapping by the nsa. shannon travis has the story on the president's current problems. >> reporter: furious friends. worrying revelations. and more obamacare website embarrassment. the obama administration is coping with a comedy of errors that's making the work of s-n-l comedians almost too easy. >> "how it's been crashing