max and marlin moses are the parents of 2008 olympic water polo star merrill moses.y took her silver medal with thousands of dollars worth of other things. >> that's prints and scaners but the thing that tugs our hearts the most is merrill's silver medal that he's won. >> no value to them. so much value to us. >> the moses think the medal and ring and watch would be impossible to pawn. they're offering a $1,000 reward to help find them. >> we continue to follow breaking news from san jose. firefighters are battling to control a major fire at a medical marijuana club. we're there live. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in vallejo where ten-year-old boy was attacked by a pitbull. he may have rabies. he'll have reconstructive surgery and the family wants to know where do we go for help. >> governor brown revokes a convenient but expensive perk for thousands of state workers. ♪ >>> in the news this wednesday morning, breaking news in san jose. where firefighters are trying to control flare-ups from a major fire at a san jose medical marijuana club. fire crews expect to be ther

i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause]. >> thank you. thank you. i have um... thank you and peace be with you. there's three mike's here so i don't know if i should put this down. um... before i start, i've had the great honor to - i love to talk at schools. k through graduate school and one question i ask children in america is i ask them how many of you have talked great detail to your grandparents or elders or fore father's about world war ii or the depression or vietnam or civil rights movement, or perhaps if your parents or grandparents came from another country and settled here what it's like. only five to ten percent of the ands come up. if i asked that same question in afghanistan or pakistan or africa 90% of ands come up and i think the as great tragedy we've lost that oral tradition and a rich tradition about folklore and heritage and faith and heritage. to honor that today i'd like to share with yo

someone snatched mary moses medal in california.e earned that for the men's water polo team in the olympics. the theft happened december 28 while the family was in jamaica celebrating moses' engagement. several other pieces of jewelry were also stolen, but the family is most concerned about the medal. that one can't be >>> aca sudden >>> a sudden ending at the shark tank tonight. raj is up next with all the sports. ring ring. progresso. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. excuse me a sec. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm told she's in the garden picking herbs. she is so cute. okay i'll hold. she's holding. wha? (announcer) progresso. you gotta taste this soup. can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. >>> good evening. thanks to the

max moses, the parents-2008 olympic water polo star merrill moses. broke into their home they took his silver medal with thousands of doctors worth of other things. >> really the thing that tugs at our hearts the most is merrill's silver medal that he won. >> there's no value to them. so much value to us. >> the moses think the medal and the olympic ring and watch would be impossible to pawn. and they're offering a $1,000 we ward to help find them. >> it's 5:56. just ahead on abc7news.com at 6:00, the east bay mayor who's ready to call it quits in the middle of a growing controversy. >> the advisor could raise complaints to the city's police department. >> there's a huge fire in san jose this morning at a medical marijuana club. rererererererererererererererere [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' scho get extra stuff. ♪ like musical instrents. ♪ and new art supplies. ♪ because they're e only cereals with box tops for education. last year, schools earned over ten million dollars from big g cereals. you can

figure in american civil religion and the fact that in the moses story, moses who moderates the children of israel then becomes their ruler, stands of rebellion, and then although he dies short of the occupation of the holy land, and then their leader in an occupation. the notion that the liberator also becomes the occupier is acceptable if one believes in the unique virtue of the liberator. we are unique and virtuous and that we are not subject of the same kind of temptations, the same kinds agreed, the same kinds of other powers in world war. it's deeply ingrained in some ways of american religion, civil religion to believe that since we left europe to filled the church was republic that we still possess that kind of unique virtue. president bush started singing at a certain point not god bless america but may god continue to bless america. that involves a kind of patriotism may i say that i try to talk about also in the book which is a complicated subject. a kind of patriotism which has gone from, has moved from a pride in one's heritage from a love of the place, the spacious skies, e

moses is wanting to change things up. prada. vry proud of -- very proud of becca. we had to coerce her to do this, illegally. and she was kind of letting us. and now she loves this. and now she is going to get a full term. all that i ask is, did not forget who i am. thank you for being willing to be reappointed. larry del carlo. this is a legend down in the mission. he does a lot of great things and i won't even start. and her coffee is getting cold. larry is great and he will be a great contributor to the work on treasure island. this is a major deal. we are 99% finished with this. this will be revitalized with a hole in the community. i could not be more proud. the next mayor is going to take all the credit. i said, did not forget willie brown and everything he has done for treasure island. to larry mazolla jr. this is an advocate for the working families. his father and grandfather were legendary in this town. this is critical to the reconstruction of this island. thank you for your willingness to serve. we are almost finished. i love this guy. i didn't know him

. >> reporter: moses lives across the street. he rushed outside and took pictures with his cell phone. >> at that point, the flames in the car were probably above our heads. >> reporter: then firefighters made a grim discovery, the body of a woman inside. >> homicide investigators along with arson investigators are working together to determine exactly what happened. >> reporter: investigators r emoved the entire car with the flatbed truck and took it to a crime lab for further analysis. this happened on a side street called rose. >> so that's a murder there, a half a block away, and then h ere. >> reporter: this woman has noticed a spike in crime in just the past week. >> i walk my 9-year-old down webster, this very block every day to get to school. i don't want to be in a situation where i have to worry about my 9-year-olds in crossfire or in seeing something he shue shouldn't see. >> it demonstrates an uptick in violence that we haven't seen in a number of years. >> reporter: the supervisor says police need to do more beat pat

someone snatched moses olympic medal from his parents' home.e earned the medal as a goal keeper for the u.s. men's water polo team in the 2008 olympics in beijing. it happened while the family was in jamaica celebrating moses' engageme engagement. the family really wants the medal back because it can't be replaced. >>> the ohio homeless man who shot to stardom last week found himself in a little trouble in hollywood. police questioned and detained ted williams for a short time on monday night. apparently williams was in a heated argument with his daughter. police say the incident was minor and both williams and his daughter were released less than an hour later. this is earlier video of williams first meeting with his mother whom he hasn't seen in nearly 20 years. williams rose to fame after a viral video went on the internet. he is in hollywood to appear on "dr. fill" and "entertainment tonight." >>> the time is 6:27. coming up, an east bay doctor is accused of sexually assaulting a patient. we'll find out who he is coming up next in a live re

currently there are times i approach my building that i feel like moses trying to part the red sea to navigate the maze of those congregating the building. and i can not imagine what it would look like if another store was allowed to sell alcohol. my question to the planning commission is this, would a planning commission approve of two liquor stores and a bar in business on any residential part of pacific heights or the marina? i think not. the fact we are here 16 months later having to fight this again is a small example of the forces the residents of the tenderloin come to when it comes to bettering our lives. this only adds gasoline to the fire of madness that is sadly accept and tolerated. this needs to change. i understand mr. rantsi has a family to support and wants to make a profit. however, the fundamental question the planning commission needs to answer, which is more important? his right to make a profit and pay taxes or the right for residents of the taylor and turk block having a street that is free from violence and public drunkenness? if he is success nfl soliciting the

take care of things we would do it ourselves in fact christine he seems to be extremely attractive to mose danes a recent newspaper poll found one hundred fifty thousand copenhagen residents would love to up sticks and settle down in this year old utopia. such a lot of fairy tale atmosphere here and we have also saying you shouldn't know what's around the next corner that should be some kind of surprise unfortunately the biggest surprise right now comes from the city authorities who want to string the acts of christina the land is owned by the state and the state and the state can't do anything about the land if they want to have more housing than if they want to. to be possible to build something in the area of posting that's the crux of the problem residents pay their taxes to the street and to serious speed to christine yet but they do not own the houses they live in you're not allowed to make any money off your house and here the house is owned by christina and you live there and rented from christine yet you can't sell it on because we don't want speculation and interest and money in

the central figure is moses, and then on either side are confucius and solon, the greek lawgiver. on either side are allegorical figures, various aspects of the lot and authority. e law and authority. but cornice on either end, the allegory of the tortoise and the hair, the idea that the slow pace of justice or tortoise carries through in the work of the court and will win the day of the fast pace of the hare. above the pet -- below the pediment is the statement, ed justice, the gardening and of liberty. -- justice, the guardian of liberty. that is what charles evans hughes wrote. i rather prefer just as the garden of liberty rather than the one of the architects' firm had suggested. ♪ >> on the opposite side of the supreme court is the west plaza, the traditional public interest -- entrance to the building, and also a place where many express their feelings about the court and the constitution. >>what we want? >> i am not sure that gilbert intended to be a convenient site for protest. and taft, heavily involved in the design, did not intended for that purpose. i understand people

bubble where the government helped cause the bubble to close the financial sector funded the bubble so mosesdid rise by another six percent of g.d.p. to be even higher as a reporter to pay than america now the process is turning the otherwise so the first quarter to the first time then this game as i call it was a the vendors got the money not the cause that expired house project was by five percent they're about two to three percent this quarter after that two percent last quarter of zero point one percent op and that's all that because no been with the city still had a bubble dying on the other capital cities in the stray old had negative about modest percent and now the news is coming through that with an excited because come out at the beginning of february we should see a negative figure for this trade in housing market as a whole and ironically that's probably the worst in the mining sites because there is been doing was it seems that the rest of the country even though they are supposedly benefiting from the china stimulus so the housing market in australia is folly coming off the boi

what i said he was coming and he did come, you would have thought a combination of moses gunmen jesus christ george clooney and sydney and 28 and everybody you could think of in 21. >> she was so advanced in new he was coming. >> yes. yes. yes. and there was some cookies and snacks and he sits down and gets right to the point*. mr. jones, there are a lot of white lawyers to help us in the south. but we need young negro lawyers and professionals and and judged delaney has spoken so highly about you and i would hope that you could help me in this case because judge delaney think so much of you. he described what he was doing then asked me questions about myself. i said i was an only child child, my father was a chauffeur. >> host: born in philadelphia? >> my father was a chauffeur and a gardener. i was born january 8th 1931 the only house they had was the one in which they worked with domestic service so i have a recollection before the age of six of being in four different foster families but really they were friends of my parents who looking back they said it will you keep which so cl

moses wanted to know, not only who he was, but also who god was. most people don't know who god is. god says that i am. that means he is whatever you lack in your life. if you lack health, god is your healer. if you lack salvation, god is your savior. if you lack finances, god is your source of supply. what do you needoday? >> lynn moore has been in here two months. it's almost a little over two months since he first arrived at the refuge of hope. at the beginning, he came around for meals, and i would see him on a fairly regular basis. i knew that he was following up on meetings. he was taking his medication when he was in here. he thought he was going to get housing right away, and then that kind of fell through, and then it looked like that kind of, like, swung his mood. he was pretty depressed about the situation, didn't feel like there was much hope. >> we pray a these things in thnamef jes, amen. >> and then he failed the breathalyzer on september 5, and then so he was dismissed from our facility for 30 days. and so that's the last i know about his whereabouts. ( phone dialing

he held a 44 percent to 21 percent lead over former illinois senator mosely brawn in recent poll. >> all right. don't look now but the calendar says winter officially around for another couple months. not what millions of shivering americans want to hear after record breaking storms and arctic air in the east. expert now have answers about what is going on. here's weather editor sam champion. >> 3 quarters of the united states is frigid cold while the north region of canada and green land experience temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above normal. scientist say it is the arctic air normally locked in place that is seeping down into america. >> it is agent bit like opening the refrigerator and the cold air comes out and moves into the rest of the room. >>reporter: it may have to do with the melting of the arctic ice sheet. this line shows here where the ice was in the 70's. the white area where the ice is now. jet stream that acts as border between the arctic air and the rest of the world. normally keeping the frigid air trapped near the north pole. some studies now suggest that melting ar

he was coming and when in fact he did come into the house, you would have fought a combination of moses, jesus christ and michael jackson, george clooney comparably everything you could think of all rolled into one walked in. >> host: she knew in advance he was coming. the house was prepared -- >> guest: yes. so he comes into the house. there were cookies and snacks and so forth, and he sits down and he gets right to the point. he says you know, mr. jones, there are lots of white lawyers who help us in the south, who helped us in our work come he didn't say in the south, who helped us with our work. but what we need are young negro lawyers, young negro professionals would come and jason deily nei has spoken so highly about you, and i would hope that you would just help us, help me in this case because judge delaney thinks so highly of you. and i listened. and he described and asked me some questions about myself and i told him you know, i was an only child, my father was a -- those could you were born in philadelphia? >> guest: philadelphia pennsylvania. my father was a chauffeur and a

was coming and when in fact he did come to the house, you would have thought that a combination of moses, jesus christ and michael jackson, george clooney, everything you could think of all rolled into one walk in. she was so -- >> host: she knew in advance he was coming. the house was prepared. >> guest: yes. so he comes into the house, there were some cookies and snacks and so forth. he sits down and he gets right to the point. he says you know, mr. jones, there are lots of white lawyers who help us in the south, he didn't say in the south, he said help us. but what we need our young negro lawyers, young negro professionals. and judge delaney has spoken so highly about you, and i would hope that you would help us help me in this case because judge delaney thanks so much as you. and he described what he was doing and then he asked me some questions about myself and i told him well, you know, i was an only child, my mother was a maid and a coke. >> host: you were born and philadelphia. >> guest: philadelphia, pennsylvania. my father was a chauffeur. i was born january, 1931. the only hou

him he was coming and when he did come into the house he would have thought that a combination of moses, jesus christ, michael jackson, george clooney, sidney poitier, everything you could think of all rolled into one had walked in. she was so, you know -- she didn't know in advance that he was coming. the house was prepared. everything. yes. and so he comes into the house. you know, cookies and snacks for him. he sits down third. he gets right to the point. you know, mr. jones, there are lots of white lawyers who help us in the south, help us in our work. help us. but what we need our young negro lawyers. we need young negro professionals. judge delaney has spoken so highly about you. i would hope that you would help us help me in this case because the still anything so much of you. describe what he was doing in and ask me some questions about myself. well, you know, i was an only child. my father was a chauffeur. >> guest: it. >> host: born in philadelphia. >> guest: born in philadelphia. when i was born the january 8th 1931, the only house that they had was the house of the people in

he was a daring young explorer who search in 19 by which moses led his people across egypt for mappinghe area across which the turks -- he was a gifted intelligent man who's report even when he was barely a temporary in cairo in 1915 and 1916 were eagerly read at the very highest political military levels in london. lawrence went on to become, at the age of 28, a military genius, inventor of a new form of guerrilla warfare who would influence mao zedong, ho chi minh, castro and the modern islamic insurgents, a legendary warrior and hero and has grown into diplomat and statesman, a creator of nations, two of which still survive as was the author for the most tamest books ever written about war in the english language, seven pillars of wisdom. and, of course, the world's first and most long lived media celebrity, born called a natural gift would you be the envy of any movie star for lawrence's name is still as same as today as it was 75 years ago. the very last of those supporting it are dead now. the wounds of that great comfort has not so much thin-heeled ascot over by other and more r

it was stolen december 28th as the family was out of town in jamaica celebrating moses' engagement.ry were also taken but of course the family is most concerned about that medal because it cannot be replaced. >>> the arco arena where the kings play basketball will be renamed in march after a controversial brand of wrist bands. the arena will be renamed power balance pavilion when arco's contract runs out. power balance has faced scrutiny over claims that the wrist bands use your body's natural energy field to enhance strength and ability. it's unclear how much the company will pay per year for the building's naming rights. arco has been paying about $750,000 a year. >>> we showed you a little snowfall and a minute ago the eastern part of the country getting hit with more snow. this time more pictures live from new york. looks like they have sunshine to start the day but they did get a dusting overnight. snow plows are out in force in various places cleaning up the flakes. we showed you massachusetts area this morning. it's really coming down there a short time ago, but this again is

opened only two years early as the first showcase of the neighborhood killer robert moses' new lincoln center for the performing arts, philharmonic hall was with its imperial grandeur and bad acoustics the most prestigious auditorium in manhattan. and for that matter in the entire country. within two years other release of his first album, dylan's new york venues and shot upward in cash a and farther uptown from townhall to carnegie hall, now to the sparkling new hall of leonard bernstein and the new york philharmonic. when the expected audience screamed out of the old mosaic tile, how may people who remember that? okay, could. we are of a certain age. the mosaic tile subway stop at 66 straight and then crammed into the cavernous guild theatre, it must've looked to the of towners into the ushers like a bizarre invasion of the beatnik civil rights band of young. as if to make sure that when you are place, a man appeared onstage at showtime to warn us that it would be no picture taking or smoking permitted in the house. then, like bernstein striving to this podium, ellen walked out of th

they were looking for evidence that moses had been there. they didn't find any because there never had been or never will be any, but you cannot say that the foundational cause, the idea that god intervenes in real estate is inscribed in the text itself. thanks to a foolish decision made in the early christian century not to dump the new testament and start again just with the naserne story, but why do we want to bring the darkness and blood and cultism of the first book along with us? surely we should start again. no, no, we're going with this. that's the responsibility of the christian world too, and need i add that there is no good muslim who does not say that we can never give up an inch of muslim land. there can be no retreat. it would be a betrayal. it would lead you strait to hell. in other words, yes, yes, they gibber all over them, yes, yes, god awards land, it's just you got the wrong title. [laughter] no. this is what i say religion is a real danger to the survival of civilization and makes this bad now, regional dispute and real

the central figure is moses, and then on either side are , thecius and sdolon greek lawgiver.either side are allegorical figures, various aspects of the lot and authority. but cornice on either end, the allegory of the tortoise and the hair, the idea that the slow pace of justice or tortoise carries through in the work of the court and will win the day of the fast pace of the hare. above the pet -- below the pediment is the statement, ed justice, the gardening and of liberty. that is what charles evans hughes wrote. i rather prefer just as the garden of liberty rather than the one of the architects' firm had suggested. ♪ >> on the opposite side of the supreme court is the west plaza, the traditional public interest to the building, and also a place where many express their feelings about the court and the constitution. what we want? >> i am not sure that gilbert intended to be a convenient site for protest. and taft, heavily involved in the design, did not intended for that purpose. i understand people having strong feelings about some of the things that we do and we are invol

then you have moses holding the 10 commandments. octavian --and then some of the ancient greek and romans. then the other side, you come into modern times and you got justinian known for the code and king john with the magna carta that and finally the most recent one, napoleon. most people wouldn't think he was known for the law. he was instrumental in creating the civil code which is used in many european countries. it ends in the last figure where you have the majesty of law and power of government sitting on a thrown with the tablet of the 10 amendments to the constitution, the bill of rights right in the center. an american eagle spreading its wings there. on the one side you have a group of citizens and they're protected by a lawyer or a judge. he's in a robe and holding a book of laws. on the other side, you have another group of citizens and there's a warrior in front of those. there's the authority of the law, but then you need to have the strength to back up what the law needs to be enforced by. >> it is amazing when you wa

first beginning with this, with like a carrier, a moses basket. >> it's a baby bassinet.le 6 week old kira. this pops down and it goes right in the bottom of this bag, you can throw all the baby clothes, throw it over your shoulder so it's a baby bag and bassinet all in one. >> over here we have got the latest breast pump. as you know, breast pumps, it can be very difficult to pump at work. >> exactly, this is what it is, natalie. you actually can record your baby's cry. >> that gets your laktation glands going. >> don't worry, baby, we'll get to you in a minute. >> and the latest in the video and the technology gear, this is to keep track of them? >> this is a great new baby touch. it's like smart phone technology to actually help you use the camera. you can zoom it, pan a room. so it's great. if you're going in a bigger house, lets see, video on, you can see that, if you're in a bigger home, this drops right on to your belt. you can go 400 feet. so you can go to the neighbors house even. >> so you can keep track of all your kids if you like. >> it's $295, it's a little

our revered prophets and sages, the integrity of abraham and the courage of david, the humility of moses, compassion, and always in the right proportions. heavenly father as we come together as citizens of green nation, we ask your blessings on the braver -- brave and committed men and women who serve our country abroad. keep them free and safe. protect them from both physical and emotional harm. help them to succeed in their missions. and grant that they return to the loving arms of their family. on this day of celebration, lord, we also remember the victims of the evil act this past weekend in arizona. we ask your blessings of healing upon congresswoman gabrielle giffords, and those who are wounded and upon their families. may those responsible be swiftly brought to justice. we pray for the souls of those who were slain. may your comforting presence be felt by their families and loved one as they bare a new and heavy burden of loss and grief. thousands of years ago, your prophet zechariah taught not by might and not by power, but by my spirit, says the lord. as this new day begins, lor