a second home, in nearby moore park, which they called happy camp ranch.complete with horses for pam and jeanette. they were nouveau riche, perhaps, but they were determined not to flaunt it too much. even their oldest daughter, desiree, who started working for the company as a teenager, did not realize how much her parents were raking in. >> so, when you hear figures of tens of millions of dollars coming in, that's news to you. >> it is. yeah. >> did they live that way? >> we had an average house. a two-story home. we weren't living in a mansion. we had extra money to do things we wanted, but it wasn't enough to show they were millionaires, to be honest. >> you never felt like you were rich or living lavishly. >> i knew that we were well off, but not to the millionaire status. >> reporter: one thing the fayeds income did mean was that pam could be a full time mom, something she always dreamed of. >> she wanted to be able to stay home and raise her kids. work, if she wanted to, when she wanted to, which is part of owning your own company. >> reporter: and

was gonna blow over this long time resident will get sandbags if necessary at neighboring paul moore park. city of san jose, opened a temporary sandbag location, one of two in the city of san jose, the other at marbury service yard, the wet, cold and windy weather, also bringing concerns for the homeless. we did stand outreach teams out to try and reach the residents that the un housed folks that are living on or near the creeks. the timing for the storm couldn't be worse for restaurants given the green light monday to resume outdoor dining, we also sell merchandise self patron. are feeling cold. we have stars. we have sweaters way have hat, jackson said jose's japantown, a loyal crowd under the new tent installed after the second shutdown, the co owner optimistic the 10 will sustain the wind and the weather won't dampen sales now they had to cancel. we have heaters with that propane tank. back a propane tank of smooth ktvu. fox two news, the east bay regional parks districtosed 11 e storm that's hitting the bay area tonight. the district says parks from wildcat canyon in berkeley. toe li

years and everything, but my main concern is the creek behind me at neighboring paul moore park, the city of san jose opened a temporary sandbag location, one of two in the city of san jose, the other at marbury service yard, the wet, cold and windy weather, also bringing concerns for the homeless. we did stand outreach teams out to try and reach the residents that the un housed folks that are living. on or near the creaks in areas where we're concerned just to make sure that they also have the opportunity to evacuate or go somewhere else. the timing for the storm couldn't be worse for restaurants given the green light monday to resume outdoor dining, we also sell merchandise patrons are feeling cold. we have scars. we have sweaters. we have had, jackson said jose's japantown a loyal crowd under the new tent installed after the second shutdown, the co owner optimistic the 10 will sustain the wind and the weather won't dampen sales. now they had to cancel way. have heaters with propane tanks back a propane tank. and evacuation center has been set up at the camden community center. jus

park. senator albert moore felt the county land a $90,000 grant from the federal economic development administration to further develop the property. that would bring his biggest 135 new jobs into the county. eventually. improving highway 31 was crucial. that road was a lifeline for hancock county. if the road is a dangerous people could commute to work in morristown and remain in hancock county. there were only really four waste in and out of hancock county, five if you count a state highway 66, but highway 33 was the important one. none of these highways were as important to sneedville and hancock county and state highway 31, and tries he might charlie turner had not been able to get that road improved. but now, now he could see a chance. if no one would build a road for people going out of sneedville maybe it would build a vote for people coming in. i kept the windows, turner had his doubts about the etiquette of an outdoor drama. still those professors from carson and called just that it becomes economic situation and told county leaders their best chance of economic development was tourism in t

way in through their road or park there see more showers continue to see that moving right along that area that will be the case here as the storm system moved through moore just pop up showers developing outside. >>think we've got one more batch that's sitting off the coastline and then we'll watch this storm system winding down you see out there on the forecast model there comes rotating through that will bring another round of showers overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning then it's gone as we head to the day tomorrow, your skies clear out to be a very nice saturday watch out for some dense fog in the central valley. and then things change on sunday, the clouds thicken up and by sunday afternoon. here we go again a much colder storm water roll in from the gulf of alaska to bring another round of rain some gusty winds. paul holds true looks like we could see a dusting of snow across the mountain peaks may be not enough to ski on. but maybe about an inch of snow across some of the higher peaks guys back to you wow, thanks learned still ahead a move that could transform hiv treatment the new drug the fda has just approved. >>and the massive legacy

moore and i'm staff architect. before you is a public request of discretionary review as a revision to permit 2019 to document two existing parking spaces in the rear of the property for use of residents only at the address of 3342 geary boulevard. no construction work is proposed. board of appeals hearing brought to light a storage shed and missing information regarding a site map where information was incorrectly noted or missing. the planning department requested the permit be suspended to allow time for the project's sponsor to correct the plans. the permit application was submitted. the permit d.r. requester representing five star investment other than of the adjacent property. they are concerned that no correction to the site maps have been made, no plans adequately depict the existing conditions the application does not show access to the rear yard. there's no access to the rear yard and the parking. there have been no letters of support or opposition to this proposal. planning department review of this project is permitted intended to correct existing noncompliance structure. maximum number allowed on the parking space is