kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to three men who say, they were victiminzed by garza when they were teenagers'll see only on four. 16:14 i woke up in the middle of his quote unquote experiments and he was just sort of you know fondling me and kind of playing with himself that's the voice of a man who says he was drugged and molested by doctor daniel garza nearly 20 years ago, and he's not the only one who's accusing the doctor of sexual abuse. 15: for him to do what he did, just doesn't even seem human. in all i spoke to three victims, none of whom wanted to appear on camera. in order to protect their privacy.i've changed their names to peter, john and carlos. they say it started when garza was their young, influential teacher at cathedral high school in el paso texas. it's a catholic all boys' schoolserving mostly latino students coming from working class families near the west texas border town. garzaa recent stanford college gradwas teaching freshman science. to many, he was a trusted role model they greatly admired. 19:01 he was a phenomenal teacher. a phenomenal teacher. and he was able

maureen also said that, like many other seniors, she and her husband worry about what will be next. these are common stories, mr. president. seniors throughout utah and throughout the nation are seeing their health care options dwindle because president obama and the democrats in congress raided medicare advantage to pay for their misguided obamacare, what they call their health law. now, we all remember when the president promised that under obamacare, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. yet because of the law's cuts to medicare advantage, people like james and maureen are being forged to find new doctors -- forced to find new doctors and health care providers. as each day passes, fewer and fewer options are available to them. this is just another example of broken promises that became part and parcel of obamacare. on top of the problems with medicare advantage, a new report issued late last week from the chief actuary at the centers for medicare and medicaid services, with even more troubling news. buried in the report, which was two years late, by the way, is the c

we're trying to grow. >> reporter: people like maureen taylor who are leary of the idea. >> people continue to think if i pray hard enough things will get better and go back to the way it was. this is never going back to the way it was. we have to find out how to create a new world. >> she just wants to make sure that she and the people she helps are part that have new world. al jazeera, detroit. >> governor snyder sent a letter to the white house and his office said he expected to discuss the proposal of the administration over the next weeks and months. governor snyder may won't 50,000 highly skilled immigrants to come to detroit, but the question is will they want to put their roots down in the motor city? president of the immigration--let me get this right, migration policy institute joins us now. first of all, what do you make of this proposal? do you think it would work? >> well, i don't know whether it would work for not, but certainly it's worth to have a conversation about. i think because of the difficulty of doing anything on immigration hyperbole wins the day. the president does

that woman is maureen faulkner.. >> and this can be approved by the democrats who control the senate. this man likely will go to head up the department of justice's civil rights division. and you have written a passionate letter saying you find it it -- revolting. >> i do, i am going to do everything i can not to allow this man to become in the justice for civil rights. please, i beg you to go on and look at the youtube. and when he was the director of litigation, the people that were under him, that he directed. watch what they do. not only did they defend him, but they tout him. they praise him. they talk about what a wonderful man he is. it is an absolute disgrace. i will be in washington. and i will be in that senate committee when this vote goes through. >> i know you're planning on going. and i know you will have the support of at least six major law enforcement agencies that say they, too, have been totally ignored by the administration on why they do not want this man heading up this top spot at the doj. you

. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly talked to the woman's grandson, who thinks there was a breakdown in security at san francisco general hospital >> reporter:the greatgrandmother was left bruisedand battered by the attack.take a look at this terrible gash on one of mary pereaz' forearmsallegedly sustained after another patient headed to the psych wardjumped off his gurney while being transferred out of the er friday night.and into the 93 year old's room. her family members say he beat her with the pole of her iv >>she say someone crazy tried to kill me >>she tried to cover her head because he was hitting her in the head a lot >>her genitialia has bruises as well and all over her body >>she had ashma so she chouldn't scream all she did was pray to god to save her >> pam: . >> reporter: sherrif deputy ran to the rescue. >> reporter:the hospital is sorry about what happened but calls the incident a freak accident. they says the suspect.29 year old orin zebest.surprised everyone involved. they say he was being attended by two nurses.mary's grandson says that's not completely true. >>he was

. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly has learned new details. about spree. >> reporter:kron4 news has learned how doctor daniel garza was believed to be drugging and molesting his male victims. we know there were at least three young men and possibly more. his latest victims were former stanford students.working for the univeristy. his m.o. with all of them was the same. >> reporter:he lured them here to his home in the emerlad lake hills area above redwood city. garza played on his victims sympathies. getting them to spend the night by telling them he was dying of cancer and needed their help and comfort to deal with his suffering. the victimsthinking they were serptiously given a drug that knocked them out. >> reporter:after that is when it's believed the victims were abused. >> reporter:the university says when they got wind of the allegations of garza's possible misconduct in september of 2013, they immediately notified law enforcement and put garza on administrative leave. >> reporter:stanford says before that they never received any compla

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: the suspect was expected to be arraigned today on two counts of assault and one count of inflicting injury on an elderly person. he's being held on 250- thousand dollars bail. >> pam: this is not the first time there has been a serious lapse in security at s-f general. >> pam: back in october, patient lynn spalding went missing from her hospital room. faugh >> pam: she was found more than two- weeks later. dead in a locked hospital stairwell. >> pam: a review of procedures found. among other problems, that sheriff's deputies who provide security for the hospital, never checked all of the stairwells during the search for spalding. >> pam: tonight. an update on jahi mcmath. the 13- year old oakland girl who was declared brain dead by children's hosptial oakland. while her family fought to keep her on a ventilator. >> pam: a letter from mcmath's mother was posted today on social media. >> pam: she praised quote - "good hearted professionals" for keeping her daughter alive. she wrote. >> pam: "i know people are concerned. and i want to make sure you know. tha

. >> pam: kron4's maureen kelly spoke to three men who say they were victiminzed by garza when they werers. it's a story you'll see only on four. >>16:14 i woke up in the middle of his quote unquote experiments and he was just and kind of playing with himself >> pam: that's the voice of a man who says he was drugged and molested by doctor daniel garza nearly 20 years ago, >> reporter:and he's not the only one who's accusing the doctor of sexual abuse. >>15: for him to do what he did, just doesn't even seem human. >> reporter:in all i spoke to three victims, none of whom wanted to appear on camera. in order to protect their privacy.i've changed their names to peter, john and carlos. >> reporter:they say it started when garza was their young, influential teacher at cathedral high school in el paso texas. >> reporter:it's a catholic all boys' schoolserving mostly latino students coming from working class families near the west texas border town. garzaa recent stanford college gradwas teaching freshman science. >> reporter:to many, he was a trusted role model they greatly admired. >>19:01 he

. >>> joining us now is maureen harris. maureen, great to have you with us.arket is holding in place because january yet yellen speaks tomorrow? really? >> well, the fed soul full of surprises, and you never know for sure if they're not going to pull another surprise on you. probably what she says is what she said before, and there won't be surprises. but we have seen this situation so often where the testimony catches the market offguard and you have to be prepared for anything. lou: and the market had to be prepared today for karl icon to say, hey, i love his word. i will not resist. he's run up a vender on apple. we'll take the money each and every way it broke for him. what did you think of icon other so-called activists investors when they weren't bringing everybody alone with them. they were called green mealers. when they took a public position. what is your thoughts? >> well, in principle, these people are helping capitalism work the way it was supposed to work where shareholders in the company. the practical matter of this, though, that it isn't as i

maureen kelly. reporter: east bay regional park responded to a person on fire.around 10:30 saturday night. the severely burned body was found in this parking lotout side the redwood regional parks off skyline boulevard. it's likely the body was found here at this parking spot where you can see how the asphalt looked charred, i who didn't want to appear on the camera, he didn't november when what he came across million he heard the nerves the next morning. >> i saw something like a been fire going on in the corner, it was definitely a different shape, about 6 feet long. there was a car behind it, no activity as far as people milling about, it was in the parking lot, by the time i drove by it it was dying out. it's horrible to think that was a person and i had driven by. reporter: a car found at the scene has been impounded and investigators are checking it for invest did you it's unknown if it's connected with the victim. police have little else to go on, conditions of the remains they can't guess the age. maybe an an adult female. >> we are going to call it a su

tonight and maureen kelly tells us how the claims were brushed aside so he could avoid prosecution. >p with my shirt off and his hands in my pants. >> he was a high school teacher. they thought they were helping him with a project involving athletes. but it turned out to be ruse so he could victimize them. that's the claim from two men called peter and john to protect them. they were juniors in high school aide all boys catholic school in texas. they were recruited by the doctor to participate in an experiment. it happened under his supervision during trips. he suggested they inmail a drug. and it is called halothan and it renders someone unconscious. he came out of his stupor to find his teacher molesting him. >> he was experiment he was sort of fondling me and playing with himself. it was traumatic for me. >> john would not be gassed but with garza trying to hold a wash rag to his face. he fought him off but he neils the sting of being betrayed. >> i know what it is like and knowing that i have this kid's trust and how precious of a thing that is for him to do what he did. >> it is

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maureen kelly kron4 news. the kidnapping and murder of morgan hill teenagers sierra lamar has pleaded not guilty to new charges on some other cases. antelope garcia torres was arrested the judge granted a motion by the defense in order that the transcript in his case be sealed. analysts say the reason why the d.a. to the case to the grand jury. >>: having that grand jury testimony available to the public could take the jury polled in this case very into the district attorney's office the whole point was to avoid pre-trial publicity. >>: analysts said that despite the media attention and a vested community interest in the case the d.a. wants to keep the case and the bay area 315 year- old sierra lamar went missing in 2012 while on her way to school. the story we're following up on the kron4 news from ecru is heading to san leandro right now right near the oakland airports. alameda county fire on the scene after way and do little drive in san leandro. peers up is a residential structure part of a part of a fire

. >> forensic examiner maureen botrell discovered that the material was glass.rell compared it to the glass from the broken window at the crime scene using what's called a refractive index. >> refractive index is a measure of the speed of light through a transparent object. >> the glass is placed in a silicon liquid, then heated. the point where the glass disappears is called its refractive index. >> the five fragments that have the same refractive index as the fragments that were recovered from the door are consistent with having originated from the door. >> they came back with not only the glass fragments that matched the windowpanes, but also paint and wood samples that were contained within that ball bat which matched the doorway or the frame of that door. >> but where did the bat come from? the bosley's children identified it as one of theirs. and it appeared that the glass was broken from inside the house, since most of the glass was outside the door. investigators found something else hidden in the basement. of all places, inside the clothes washer. >> on

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 sma

week with seacoast one hundred thousand people come to look over in two thousand and fourteen on the maureen thing is that it's only going to people who were counting the color of the cars they they don't perceive it is good value anymore. most just can't afford a sentence at the moment and students. it's gone up. the truck's brakes they do not expect many more of course will front the consulate of the storms as a source of supply from the old cover my costs and or the recommended twenty c up in the fifty s here's some cute yes. i said everything i have at the present tense the finance sector to illegal pirate seeking to be named a price set by insurance. health minister is replacing reports from the consultants at four am the celtics on the holocaust might be reduced. due to be placed within the next two months. sam got me on cds the plan. more tissues from star reporters and crossbones campaigners aiming to stop the closure of twenty two acute psychiatric beds at st richard's hospital a bonus lol protested outside the us to host a day ahead of her meeting with senators stds of the issue. t

maureen kelly kron 4 news. we will be right back.: we saw a few sprinkles for the extreme north bay and i'm thinking maybe we could see if you are showers later on today if but was check-in the models. it doesn't look too likely but we are expecting a lot of cloud cover and the north ave. so on that note, temperatures will be on the cooler side. right now we're dealing with areas of fog out there. glut in the dry as we head into tomorrow. a better chance for rain as we look ahead. saturday and sunday a cold front is going to roll through to bring rain to the bay. as we head into the afternoon i think we will see more sunshine for the east bay interior spot and down in the south bay so with that expect warmer temperature readings. in fact livermore could hit a high of 68. temperatures above average for this time of year. oakland, even very mild with a high of 65. satellite and radar shows again rain to our north shifting east right now so we are seeing some showers in the lake tahoe area. it's frankly a very quiet morning and it looks

maureen ryan braun says i'm truly sorry chance at the moment. and the opening levels will bless the fatter than the nineteenth. he's down to one point there is a two cent at fourteen thousand six hundred and eighty three and a broader topics is too low by zero point eight three percent. so we have seen quite a bit of profit taking at the open after the strong rarity on tuesday which was prompted by the bank of japan's announcement. they were in would lose is lending program. the central bank did not announce any further monetary easing but i was coerced. governor how do people put on asset to be legit and not hesitate to adjust its policy and that has raised hopes that the boj will provide most of the us for the japanese economy in effect this year. i even read yesterday's gain of three point one percent. we still don't know all those nine percent for two thousand fourteen. so see if the index can hold onto these gains made so far this week formally the boj decision on tuesday and once again the mayor wants for her the chance of bleached going t

. >>> bob and maureen mcdonnell have to watch what they say around friends and family.rdered the former governor and his wife not to discuss his corruption case against him. the judge orders the mcdonnell not to have contact with potential witnesses ahead of their trial in july. the lawyers want the restrictions lifted so they would only be banned from talking about the case. >>> d.c. fire and e.m.s. could wrap up their investigation into how a man died outside the fire station by the end of the week. vincent gray says two weeks ago 77-year-old frederick mills collapsed across engine 26 in rhode island in the northeast. his family says no one in the station would help. gray said he has spoken with the mills family. >> we will get to a conclusion as soon as we possibly can. we want to do it quickly. we want to do it thoroughly and we want to do it fairly. and i know that his daughter wants to see justice done. i've talked to her twice. >> d.c. council member tommy wells tells news4 and investigation confirmed the 911 dispatcher sent an ambulance to an address in northwes

which are two national coming to life in moscow with me maureen and josh. now all the winter olympic action and drama here on r.t. international as we continue our special coverage of the such a games i shall go live now it has an hours to go there. though from sochi today's quest for medals is just getting started but it's a somber day for russian fans after a big disappointment in the men's figure skating the clear favorite in the discipline and a living legend first time you get a person had to pull out of the competition due to an injury or two center farmer has been keeping track of the dramatic developments and joins us now from the mountain cluster andrew it was so heartbreaking to watch what exactly went wrong for the ice here oh. yeah poor old you get me pushing that is the end of his competitive career he was always going to retire at the end of these olympics aged thirty one but he did not want it to end like that he had to pull out after landing or quickly in the warm up to the men's individual he does have a long history of back problems in fac

this study maureen peter seemed cheerful enough for once it's not raining they can show that he made this film more than that yet bake as he left his house in weeks. well usually don't go to work. the ccd or go to work and a racial thing. so there is raining at night the shelf in her diaper off here you go into labor no no no. some of them a business that bought my second sunday of the new os taking it out fireside is an environment agency web has made regular and then hear the other noise to reno the draw some ldp from people on medication which takes shape. sure they're ok time for the state's house john. it's just a quick visit this morning. residents have now and ronnie wood said. no one each in agency help. no pains me to the qa team. there is a sense of panic in great need my intent to marry for love the weather the wind. judges to finally write a great story. so weeks residents thousand and ten by the authorities and to be made to see responses to their enhanced primary school became the center of operations. and they started a project that has everything under control at seve

we have the plan that is turning the officers back to the street and carlin and maureen have been on top of it and when it remains flat it means that we are hiring back and retirements are not impacting us and so we are trying to get back above, i believe it was 52. >> 52, >> 52 was in the budget bang when now assessment chiu was in large and we are on track at least plus or minus ten percent and some of the process takes a while and then your other question about the crime lab, director again spoke to that a little bit and that is where we would appreciate the support of the commission as that is the second easter bond for the new crime lab. >> and is that separate from the bond for the new hall of justice? >> yeah. >> the bond for the new hall of justice is one and those moneys are going to the entire public safety campus which includes the new police headquarters. and none of those moneys go to the new crime lab. the new easter bond that will be on the budget in june, will go towards a new medical examiner's office, and traffic company, and the crime lab. >> and when i say hall of

which multinational coming to live from moscow with me maureen and joshua welcome to the program leaders from the grains opposition won pledges of support from the united states and the european union and when they appeared out of munich security for him appealing for greater involvement from the west russia's foreign minister called on politicians to look closer at the violence being used by protesters and to question whether that really has anything to do with democracy group is going off reports from germany. clearly the west has already taken the side of the professors so u.s. secretary of state john kerry said that the time has come for you have to decide whether it's what one country or what the rest of the world and he added that washington supports the people of ukraine but some have been calling this a one sided approach and criticizing it including russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov. when you get that from there are some fundamental questions that need to be answered in particular about the situation in ukraine how does fuelling street riots that are becoming more and more

they claimed that payments are less every month old that you have got this policy has called them maureen is the law says and the protest is a seeking to have a caretaker prime minister in the skillet. then down to make way for an interim appointed government it's a unnecessary for them to fight graft. and so on monday a small explosion in the capital injected six bp has as one of the city's protest sites to look them on see it straight into the safety that he was opposed by an improvised bomb the giant crime. so this will participate in the anti us mini tree trail for the fun side the trail with scott on tuesday and last thirteen days time it was sent to seventeen judges who we are participating in the delivery of humanitarian aid including courts nation project aid and medical aid and a victory magically change is on the trail with him all about four thousand times so choose and nine thousand u s showed its troops from the singapore japan south korea and in the cml acm little sad to leave israel and this is the overly bowl football was back on diet and was hacked and the knack of gettin

maureen kelly kron4 news. the suspect -- orin zebest -- pleaded 'not guilty' today.to three felony charges in connection with the alleged attack. two of the charges are for assault. the other for elder abuse. who hawkhe remains in jail on 225 -thousand dollar bail. this is not the first time there has been a serious lapse in security at s-f general. back in october, patient lynn spalding went missing from her hospital room. she was found more than two- weeks later. dead in a locked hospital stairwell. a review of procedures found. among other problems, that sheriff's deputies who provide security for the hospital, never checked all of the stairwells during the search for spalding. -isan update on jahi mcmath. the 13- year old oakland girl who was declared brain dead by children's hosptial oakland. while her family fought to keep her on a ventilator. a letter from mcmath's mother was posted today on social media. she praised quote - "good hearted professionals" for keeping her daughter alive. she wrote. "i know

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and they get more oppressive debt disparate the last 24 hours in berlin that any maureen at all. almost two and it inches of rain that fell at all. over and just said rose but then richmond. about half that oakland and the edge and a quarter in san francisco. most of the raid in the north that the south bay not as much. rain almost three and half inches in san francisco. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: this past weekend's heavy rains have left a lot of >> pam: that's good new for ski resorts but it may not be drought problem. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford has an update on the snowpack >> reporter:across california, most but not all, ski resorts are reporting that fresh snow fell over the weekend. the tahoe area got quite a bit of new powder this is video from squaw valley monday afternoon where more than 5 feet of snow has fallen over the past week. it's the same story at most of the resorts around lake tahoe >> reporter:but, ski hills further to the south weren't as lucky. this is video monday from snow summit near big bear in san bernardino county, they received no new s

. >>> bob and maureen mcdonald will have to watch what they say around friends and family.rmer governor and his wife not to discuss the corruption case against them. they've been orred not to have any contact with witnesses. they wanted some restrictions lifted so they would only be banned about talking about this secd round of winter than that. weather is crossing the country now. this morning, many people are digging out of the snow, while stranded passengers are just trying to get home. nbc's ron mott reports, many people have already had enough of winter. >> reporter: from kentucky to pennsylvania, car wrecks to cars towed, relentless reminders of winter are starting to take their toll on many americans, bracing yet again for an onslaught of snow and ice. >> i wish it would stop snowing long enough so i could get down to the airport and get on a flight and get out of here to some place warm and sunny. >> reporter: another winter storm. snow blowers worked overtime monday. >> you can take this winter. i'm moving. >> reporter: flights were crippled by the thousands as a m

maureen, great to have you with us. market is holding in place because january yet yellen speaks tomorrow? really? >> well, the fed soul full of surprises, and you never know for sure if they're not oing to pull another surprise on you. probably what she says is what she said before, and there won't be surprises. but we have seen this situation so often where the testimony catches the market offguard and you have to be prepared for anything. lou: and the market had to be prepared today for karl icon to say, hey, i love his word. i will not resist. he's run up a vender on apple. we'll take the money each and every way it broke for him. what did you think of icon other so-called activists investors when they weren't bringing everybody alone with them. they were called green mealers. when they took a public position. what is your thoughts? >> well, in principle, these people are helping capitalism work the way it was supposed to work where shareholders in the company. the practical matter of this, though, that it isn't as

. >> maureen bunyan is here with a look ahead. >> happy presidents' day. george zimmerman breaks his silence and we will tell you what he is saying about his life after the death of trayvon martin and his message for martin's parents. this winter weather is affecting the bottom-line of some businesses but it may surprise you to learn what businesses are not reaping the benefits. more than that tonight. has his eyes on another system coming through here tonight. now buty cloudy right just to the west, the clouds are rolling in. a live look at clark county high school. still a lot of snow on the ground. this is one of those quick moving upper-level systems that has the ability to produce a few inches of snow in some spots. until then, winter weather advisory is in effect at 10 p.m. for the areas shaded in purple. south and southwest no advisories because of more rain. temperatures continue to fall below freezing across the region overnight, into the 20's. 30 at the moment in annapolis. the futurecast shows the pushing till 4 a.m.the area and then it quickly

. >> reporter: maureen kelly. >> it rained everywhere and dan found snow. >>> and the observatory on mount hamilton went from rain jog foggy to icy. >> when you come here very close to the top of the mountain, you can see the ice. >> and the family came to the observatory to look at the heavens and through a telescope it is hard to see the elements. not everyone was disappointed. >> it was cool to see the snow. >> yes. >> for the son it meant twice the fun. >> this is the first time seeing snow? >> yes. >> what did you think of it? >> i built a castle. >> a snow castle? >> yes. >> is there enough snow for that? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: i don't know to make a castle but enough to make a snowball. and it was not the only thing gracing the earth. you can see dear and the tundra stay frozen? we'll let the experts answer that. >>> brian, the wet weather is much appreciated but not here to stay. >> it is departing and the rain is done for the evening as the storm pushes in. but today when it was raining we saw quite a bit. they are respectable. it was closer to the bay area. we saw the rain

maureen says blacks should stand up against destructive progressive tyrants who promote victimhood, destructiveants? >> they are harming the black unit, failing public schools. unemployment is over 13 percent. over 40 percent of young black stand up to the progressive policies. >> they are victims. >> they are not victims. that's an analogy the left use. they don't want to promote liberty or personal responsibility. they promote bigger government. they think government is the answer. >> you went to the naacp meeting. you heard a lot about victims. >> what i heard when i was there it was an us first meniality. i heard a lot of race cards. the voter id is racist. if you were black, you don't stand a chance. >> ality that came conference where you were not allowed to speech al sharpton knocked the people of obama means americans tax races. >> those who said that never have been profiled in an apartment store. thoerz that were saying that was never pulled over on a highway. >> the black man is more likely to be pulled over on a highway>> ryes raism isn't out there. look at individuals, polytheists

maureen falkner defended her house's killer abegbile and falkner was blocked because of the approvaled. >>> when he was director of litigation, the people that were under him that he directed watch what they do. not only did they defend jim mal but they praised him, they talk about what a wonderful man he is. wh it is an absolute december grace. >> falkner said they will be there. >> martin luther king jr. are at it again fighting over the travel bible and noble peace prize. martin luther king the third and dexter king are asking the sister to give up the items to the estate. she says she is worried they will sell her father's items. >> a new warning about the counter fit cash on the street. today other top business stories. >> hi, heather, good morning. the secret service is warning to be on the lookout for fake $100 bills. one in particular has been counterfeited more than the others. the secret service said check the cereserial numbers. 77 is he lo indicated at the back bottom of the bill. the counter fit bills have 5 numbers that go along with that. 20 million counter fits have b

. >> i do believe it helped my career >> maureen lee told us most women join knowing it will boost theirshe says there are other ways to get paid. >> there are other twiez make money. calendar signings we make a profit. >> the raiders have yet to comment. >> they're more out there and in the end i just want everyone to be paid fairly. >> and here is the rub. the raideretts get paid at the end of the season so they have to wait several months to see that paycheck. coming up at 6:00 we're going to tell what you other cheerleaders make and then we're going to compare. i promise you'll be surprised. >> interesting yes. thanks for joining us for this edition of abc7 news 4:00 >> coming up tonight shocking details about how a 3-year-old girl's body was hidden for days >> what prompted a search in san francisco. plus... sxh z.it happened in the middle of a shopping center. what the mother did to get her daughter back. >> i'm sandhya patel. two storms headed our way this week. what commutes look like coming up. >> disturbing information about the death of a little girl in nap yachl the mother an

maureen in beaver dam, kentucky, maureen, we don't have any guest us yet, but what kind of comment would you like to make regarding. i.h.? caller: well, with dr. gibbons disease, i lost several members of my family recently, and out of eight siblings, seven of us have had heart surgery and high cholesterol and so forth, and high blood pressure. wondering why the study of the use of marijuana has not allowed, and i'm disabled from multiple car wrecks, glaucoma, neurological disorders, and the studies and i've looked at all marijuana the use of would benefit my health and could be more myself and i was wondering why they're not use of that and allowing that. tried it on your own, regardless of what the says?of kentucky caller: yes, i have. you? does it help caller: yes. ad all of the drugs, 14 drugs day, have more affect on my than what the marijuana would have. medications for over 20 years. an effect on my knowing whether one part of the body, just because this is bad for you, well, they need to look hemp and marijuana that morea lot less effect and benefits for people like me. host: all

justice department's antitrust division william baer represented nbc in their merger with comcast, and maureen house and provided legal counsel to comcast before joining the commission. >> you do not need an analyst or for that lobbying team. the wheelbarrow is full of money, legions of lobbyists are at work on this. our society right now is controlled more by money than i -- every other area since the gilded age of the 19th century. to realize is there will never be democracy now until we have media democracy now and we will not get the media democracy on until we put the brakes this mindless consolidation we have been going through for the past 20 years, and put the federal communications commission back in the business of protecting the public interest. different from other mergers because these are media organizations, so, yes, they are hiring all the powerful lobbyist, but they have networks. day it wasc the announced, they were hailing it from top to bottom. of course, they will all be employed. >> this is content and distribution. this is the john d rockefeller recipe for monopoly contr

the san mateo county coroner said he did not detect any signs that garza suffered from cancer maureen news. >>> we have a nice evening around the bay area, mostly skies. clouds rolling in today. as evidenced by this camera. looking live, looking to the north, it you can see the cloud bank and that will continue to fill into the bay for tonight and actually into the inland valley. right now pretty wise, temperature wise, nice inland temperatures in the 60s for livermore, san jose, close to 60 degrees, cooler at the coast of the ocean beach at 60. tonight, low clouds going all the way into the inland valley. for tomorrow morning, a fairly gray start, even spotty drizzle in some spots. by around 10:00, we'll see all the clouds out of here with the exception of the coast. we'll have sunshine and another mild day with highs going up into the upper 60s. i'll talk about the rain coming up next week. >> president obama is calling on congress to raise the minimum wage but as alexandra field reports, some business owners say they can't afford it. >> this is not just good policy. it also happens

and mcdonnell and his wife maureen you may remember are now facing a 14 count indictment accused of accepting lavish gifts from a supplements company ceo in exchange for promoting his company. the trial is set for july for the mcdonnells. >>> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> jess is in the newsroom with headlines and nice little bounceback on wall street yesterday. good morning jess. >> good morning to both of you. wall street is waiting this morning for the big monthly jobs report. a report showing a drop in jobless claims gave stocks a really nice boost yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 both scored the best rallies of the year. checking the numbers -- >>> now even if we do get encouraging day out this morning on job growth, there are still about 10 million americans out of work. and a proposal to keep unemployment checks coming has failed in the senate. the push to grant a three month extension fell two votes short and law may, couldn't agree on how to pay for the $6 billion to extend the benefits. >>> it's back. this is like the sequel to a horror story that keeps comi

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> the suspect's injuries are not believed to be life threatening. charges are pending against him. >>> coming up an all american football player comes out. we'll tell you which athlete is going public with his personal life. >> and a cold case murder could be finally solved because of a 25-year-old quilt. >> kron4 programming is sponsored by mercury insurance. [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be a first or second, but this is gonna be a medal! [ man #2 ] and it looks like we could have another one of those photos! [ female announcer ] every minute. every medal. every screen. the nbc sports live extra app gives you unprecedented access to every moment of nbc universal's coverage of the sochi olympics, now on your tv. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> san mateo police are warning of a recent phone scam where callers pretend to be from pg&e. there have been reports of fraud where callers claim to be from the electric company and inform victims of delinquent balances. the caller threatens to shut off the victim's electri

maureen kelly kron4 news. coming up on the kron four morning news.a is creating controversy. how people are reacting, after the break. newtown officials plan to ask the federal government for an $8 million grant for mental health counseling for hundreds of people affected by the sandy hook elementary school massacre. the town will submit an application thursday to the for an 18-month grant. the money would be used to reimburse ongoing and new mental health counseling for about 400 people affected by the december 2012 fatal shootings of 20 affected by the december 2012 fatal shootings of 20 first- fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter - sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fiftee

bob and maureen mcdonnell will have to watch what they say around friends and family. a judge has ordered virginia's former governor and his wife not to discuss the corruption case against them. the judge ordered the mcdonnells not to have contact with potential witnesses ahead of their trial in july. the lawyers want some restrictions lifted so they would be only banned from talking about the case. >>> and in the day ahead, embattled loudoun county supervisor eugene delgadio will be in court for a hearing regarding neglect in duty and incompetence. he called the effort to disenfranchise voters who elected him four times. last year the loudoun county supervisors censured him for misusing funds. he was never indicted for his actions. >>> watch for developments in the challenge to virginia's same sex marriage ban. a judge will hear arguments today in a lawsuit that claims the ban is unconstitutional. northern virginia reporter david culver is in norfolk for the hearing today. so will virginia's attorney general mark herring who supports the challenge m. are upset with he

. >> maureen dowd of all people from the new york times reports that former president bush is now paintinge's painting animal skulls. he's doing that in private, but his wife con if i recalls that's what he's doing. in public, though, he's wrapping himself in the glory and in the cause of the people who he sent to get saddam hussein's smoking gun, right in? it's a free country. this is his new cause. and the man can say whatever he? it's a free country. this is his new post, and the man can say whatever he wants. "first look" is up next. >> good thursday morning. right now on "first look" bloody street battle. protesters and police go head-to-head in a violent and deadly conflict that has killed dozens. >>> shoe bomb alert. homeland security warns of a potential new security threat from overseas flights coming to america. >>> confederate controversy. george gornl's new confederate battle flag license plates are stirring up plenty of trouble. >>> plus, number one is undefeated no more. also, a multimillionaire minted overnight with the $425 million powerball. >>> one biker takes on the law,

maureen, johnson city, tennessee "bill, you threw soft balls at the president, you are losing your edgetman ufrd, outtalk -- outmaned outslicked." >> now to the left. mark from minute, "let the man finish a sentence. your style didn't make the president look bad, it made you look bad." "vicky in oregon. "whatever the equivalent of the lombardi trophy is in journalism, you just won it." "bill, congratulate, you were fair, polite and asked all the pertinent questions. the president was not able to answer any of them definitively." "dan said "bill, you demonstrated a respect for the office yet exposed the president for side stepping the questions." "and bill, the interview was outstanding you spoke the truth to power." and there is a poll on this topic, please grade the interview with president obama a to f. >> before i interviewed the president, lots of people were asking if i was nervous and i told them the truth. no. i can't remember the last time i was nervous about anything ever. that's because i have adopted a zen philosophy. i just do the best i can. that's it. i don't second guess