even if it meant great personal suffering in her life. >> nellie was the real renaissance woman. >> nellied the march for life or synonymous. she would not stop, she would not let go. once you grab something, she would not let go. nellie's message was clear, unambiguous and profoundly pro- life. >> we are so thankful for the legacy she has left us in the national march for life. >> she was really the person who saw the youth coming out in the pro-life movement. >> she was the backbone that consistently kept pro-life cause a life -- alive and vibrant. >> she really cared about the dignity of women. >> you will never know how many children and people are here today because of her work. >> there is no one in the pro- life movement with more dedication -- she gave her whole life. >> nellie gray reminded us all mock every person has a right to life. our goal needs to be to reserve and guard and protect that. >> we are now closer to our goal, thanks, in part, to this great lady, nellie gray. our joan of arc of the gospel of life. >> we pray today for the soul of nellie. ray for us. pray for us a

video de tommy torres >>> devastado, pero decidido a salir adelante está tommy torres, y sacó con nelly fuerte, siguiendo los consejos que ella me daba, siempre continuar moviéndote, la verdad que siento que si no hubiese, esta tristeza que es lo más importante, pero también está la fuerza que uno también siente, y me siento, en momentos triste ,pero también muy fuerte. >>> su madre fue encontrada en su piso de su apartamento en san juan, las autoridades piensan que llevaba al menos una semana muerta, porque de su apartamento emanaba un fuerte olor. >>> fue un accidente, un accidente. >>> tú estabas en puerto rico, no. >>> sí . >>> la visitaste le 24, creo que tocaste al puerta, dejaste una nota. >>> prefiero no hablar de eso, son cosas muy personales, prefiero no sacar a la luz pública porque son cosas personales de la familia. >>> cómo la vas a recordar. >>> siempre alegre, con una sonrisa donde quiera que vaya, muy fiestera, es la imagen que siempre tendré de ella. >>> no duda que en el futuro le dedique una canción, aunque los temas que lo tocan de cerca son difíciles de componer. >

detectives arrived at his home, they found nellie stanworth's remains. according to the complaint prosecutors think dennis stanworth killed his mother november 6th of last year. her body found outside on the property stanworth shares with his wife and father-in-law. his wife was in court but declined comment to abc 7 news. >>[ó, and just devastated this area. >> his arrest and that he has been living free for 22 years has been difficult for the families of the two teen-aged girls he was sent to death death row for sexual assaulting and killing in 1966 this, woman is afraid of stanworth. she was raises as a sister as one of the young victim autos are you confident they'll keep him in this time? >> no. i'm scared to death. they are going to -- someone is going fall through cracks and he's going to be best behavior, it's going to happen, again. very no confidence at all. >> now, this case stanworth being charged with first degree murder with special circumstance he killed before. if convicted he could face the death penalty. that is the sentence he escaped

investigators believe she is the suspect's mother nelly stanworth. according to police, dennis stanworth was sentenced to death for sexually assaulting and killing two teenaged girls in 1966. his sentence was reversed later. >>> in contra costa county, pittsburg police say there's much more to the story about a man who killed a suspected burglar inside his apartment. four people are now in custody accused of what began as an elaborate plot to scare the man. investigators say charmaine was having an extramarital affair and wanted to frighten her husband into moving out of the apartment that they shared on east leeland lane. >> they plotted a burglary with her current boyfriend in an effort to scare him him to leave the residence. >> police say they enlisted three other men to help out. it all unfolded tuesday morning. investigators say the husband got into a struggle with one of the suspects robert earl lindsey and managed to stab lindsey to death in self- defense. the woman, her boyfriend and the two other suspects were arrested. they are eligible fo

no. >> this prosecutor says nellie stanworth was likely killed in early november. saying the autopsy revealed it was murder. saying it did not appear his wife knew about the death though the body had been on the property sometime. stanworth spent seven years on death row for killing two teenagers in 1966 for a series of kidnap rapes before and after. in the 70s, california overturned the death penalty. last week stanworth blurted quote i plead guilty to everything. i did everything. this is the third one. this time, he said little. except to ask for a device for the hard of hearing. his prior outbursts may come back to haunt the killer its something that can be used against him. it's something i can use if we need to. >> he will be in fairfield next month. >> still head here tonight the calm before the storm. you're going to see what organizers of the mavericks surf contest are doing. they await arrival of those big waves. >> there are big waves coming up. a spare the air alert. accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> a calm calls a plumbing company estimating for f

. >>> devastado, pero decidiÓ hablar, justo en medio de la navidad, y sacÓ fuerzas para filmar con nellyn la fuerza, y me siento en momentos tristes, pero tambiÉn bien. >>> su madre fue encontrada en san juan junto a un cubo lleno de agua, las autoridades piensan que llevaba una semana, los vecinos alertaron a la policÍa, se cree que muriÓ de una caÍda a un infarto. >>> fue accidente. >>> estabas en puerto rico? >>> sÍ. >>> y fuiste a buscarla, quÉ pasÓ en ese momento? >>> prefiero no hablar de eso. son cosas personales, prefiero no sacar a la luz pÚblica, porque son cosas personales de la familia. >>> ¿cÓmo la vas a recordar? >>> siempre alegre, muy fiestera, esa es la imagen que voy a tener de ella. >>> y no duda que en el futuro le dedique una canciÓn, aunque los temas que lo tocan de cerca son difÍciles de componer. >>> serÍa dificil, pero siempre que hable de cosas personales la musa se acobarda. pero no dudo que algÚn dÍa salga algo bonito. >>> nelly furtado estuvo atenta al estado de Ánimo de tommy. >>> es difÍcil trabajar en tiempos difÍciles. pero a veces ayuda. tommy es un prod

. >>> muchas gracias nelly . >>> más adelante en las noticias univision 14 retiran del mercado un salmonoceso de vacunar a sus hijos y hay 6 enfermedades y el caso más importante que ahora recomiendan a las mujeres que se pongan la vacuna para la toz y la emrpesa retiro del mercado del salmon esté salmon podría estar cntaminado con listeria puede causar una infeccion mortal a los niño y ancianos y con problemas de salud hats ael momento no se hga reportado nada de esto . >> > y ahora vamos al tiempo. > >> muchas gracias buenas tardes y vamos hablar de las temperatura que estas estupendas y las mínimas están en los 40 y con el sistema y la corriente y nuevamnete hacia el cetnro y fuerte tormenta y víctimas ylas minimas hoy con las vias que están ma agradables y ahora con la costa a esté sistema de alta presión y ahora con los números 68 grados alo alto san jose con temperaturas cercanas a 66° y estas temperatura arriba de 40 grados y estas son buenas noticias , y se acuerda de las posibilidad de lluvia el día domingo ? bueno ahora se adelanta para el lunes así que si tienen que un plan pa

when detectives arrived at his home in hidden brook they found nelli remains.ccording to the criminal complaint prosecutors think dennis killed his mother as early as november 6 of last year. her body was found outside on the property stan worth shares with his wife an elderly father inlaw. his wife was in court in fairfield but at the klind comment to abc 7 news. >> i'm just devastated this all happened. >>reporter: establish worth arrest and fact that he has been living in the bay area free man for 22 years has been especially difficult for the family of 2 teenager girls he was sent to death row for sexually assaulting an killing in 1966 this woman doesn't want her name used because she's afraid of stan worth. but she was raised as a sister to one of the young victims. kerry. are you confident they will keep him in this time notch i'm not. no i'm scared to death. they are going to, he will fall through the crack and he will be best behavior and it's going to happen again. i have no cold front weapons at all. >>reporter: the current charge against dennis stan

they looked scared because they're nelly punks who can't stand the fact that i'm turning the ship around have conservatives with my talking points because i'm original and i've done the real research. i'm leading the pack, and all these fake jack asss conservative can't deal with it. >> cenk: i don't mean this in an insulting way but have you ever sought mental health treatment? >> yeah, you know what america needs mental health treatment if they don't have a pulse. we're going into tyranny. we're bailing out fake derivatives that have affected our social security system. i'm angry about that. man, it was anger that founded this country. i'm the nicest guy with my children and nicest guy changing old ladies' tires. but the bs of someone calling me a fascist because i got a pulse. paul revere rode through the night saying to arms to arms. he said, get ready to kill people. george washington signed warrants on people. i'm not calling for that. the average american is the one who has a problem. i'm in this to win it. i'm risking my life. i live in the real world. i've got a big heard with r

♪ remember god bless us nelly queens! ( laughs ) mrs. holtz? i know i'm early. i can wait.. this is detective valens. is it true milwaukee smells like beer? i've lived there too long to know. i haven't been here for a while. what brings you now? my son w murdered here in 1964. he was a student. a robbery? they said it was, at first, and then they said something else... what? they said he'd been at a gay bar. my husband and i told them that was wrong, that danny had a girlfriend. the world has changed so much. what was your son's name? daniel holtz. please, have a seat. you didn't know your son was gay? i didn't want to know. and now, much too la, i realize... that kept me from really knowing him. copsack then talk about other leads? they mostly talked about my husband and i being "nice people." i have a heart condition. triple bypass. i'm running on fumes. if there's one thing i want to settle before i go... i think the police swept this under the r. and my husband and i helped them do it. we didn't push. we'll pull his case. captioning sponsored by warner bros. television

. >> reporter: nellie proctor compares it to hanging out in the starbucks. >> this is like starbucks, >> reporter: just chilling? >> just chilling. enjoying the day. gets you away from the penitentiary lifestyle. >> reporter: there will be people that will see this story and might feel like you should do hard time, and going to a knitting class might not sort of fit their idea of what serving a jail sentence should be. what would you say to them? >> i'm doing something constructive. i could be doing a lot worse. to be honest with you. i could be running amuck, being a pain in the behind. i come in here to relax. they should try it and they'll understand. >> reporter: lynn and sheila give all the men a five-minute knitting lesson she swears she can teach anyone. i had one of the guys put me through the paces. wrap it around. you have to say it. everything they knit goes to charitable causes, like these hats for students at troubled inner city schools. >> you know, we did a lot of wrong in society, so i guess this is a way of giving back. >> reporter: do you think you'll continue knitti

that he called them just before noon yesterday to say he had just killed his 89- year-old mother, nelly stanworth, in a home on the 2500 block of marshfield road here in vallejo. dennis has a long and violent criminal history including kidnapping, sexually assaulting and killing two teenaged girls in contra costa county back in the 1960s. he spent decade in prison sentenced to death for that but his sentence was reversed and he was paroled. now, police are going to be talking more about this case later on this morning here in vallejo and we will keep you posted. live in vallejo, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> breaking news in new jersey. these are live pictures from the scene of a bus crash in the city of old bridge, new jersey. according to early reports, two buses smashed into one another on route 9. a school bus and a passenger bus. you see all the chaos down below. the passenger bus appears to have a tree through the roof. it doesn't appear there were any students on the school bus though. we'll be monitoring this story and bring you any updates as we get them. quite a situa

nelly had graduated from a boarding school in connecticut where she studied french with none other than the prime minister of france. nina had gone a step further entering college with both of her parents resounding blessing. she was attending vassar in the keeps the new york. new york. lazy self is, well, 17, was about to close out his high school years at a seminary in your bound east hampton massachusetts. graduation was just a few weeks ago. that is, if he could make it without being expelled. he was charming, handsome, and much to his parents dismay, completely ambivalent about his education. even so, skinner hoped he would go on to your mac next year. also enrolled in boarding school was libbey, 14, who was attending a school in new haven, connecticut, at her school year had just ended and she was back home again. joe, 11 and belle, eight, were each eager for summer break. getting ready for the summer games, joe bought a baseball bat the previous weekend, and that their youngest, katherine, only six months old, had recently made her first appearance in public with the world deligh

tonight wolff's family rallied outside a fund-raiser for the attorney general, had cass kooch nelly whoed for the delay in wolff's release. >> really hard. very devastating to see my children have to go through this again. we got so close to getting him home. we were on our way to pick him up when we got the phone call that this stay had been issued. >> reporter: they will hear the case in richmond later this month. >>> new information on a deadly fire in an ruanne arundel count. sharon distefano was pulled out of the basement and she died at a hospital shortly after midnight. the cause of the fire is still under investigation but the home did not have working smoke detectors. >>> a warning tonight, if you live in montgomery county, police are investigating a series of mailbox thefts. someone is stealing outgoing mail that contains checks to pay bills. police say the suspects are altering the checks and then cashing them. officers recommend residents drop important mail at the post office. they also suggest not using the flag on your mailbox. >>> still ahead tonight, the man with the go

police say dennis stanworth admitted to killing nellie turner stan worth in their home this woke. convicted killer convicted of that. but his sentence was changed when they did away with that. he was released on parole in 1990. >>> police in free monte in fremont say that was the first homicide of the year, they found it there then. two hours later a 27-year-old man showed up at the police station and turned himself in. investigators say he also handed over the gun used in the killing. both the victim and the suspect live at the home and they were related. they have yet to release a motive. >>> police say they are searching for at least two men who held 14 people hostage during a robbery at a clothing store. police say robbers stabbed an employee and sexually assaulted another during the four hour long hostage stand off at a nordstrum rack, they entered then and held them at gunpoint. hours later a swat team stormed into the store and discovered they had fled. the frightened hostages were found huddled together. >> the majority were in one location, a storage room in one of the --

entirely shocked. 70-year-old dennis stanworth has been in jail accused of killing his 90-year-old mother nelly. police say he called them yesterday to say what he had done. police came to his home on marshfield road in hidden brook and found his mother's body. >> awful. >> reporter: these ladies live in the neighborhood. >> we were always kind of leery of him. >> reporter: that killing was just the latest for stanworth. back in the '60s he kidnapped, sexually assaulted and killed two teenaged girls in contra costa county. he was sentenced to death in 1966 but that sentence was later turned into a life sentence. >> the victims have no rights. >> reporter: stanworth was let out of prison on parole and was registered as a sex offender with the vallejo pd since the '90s. >> i believe in truth in sentencing. the sentence was life, it should have been life. but it's not my position and i respect the law and i enforce the law as it's giving to us. >> reporter: neighbors say stanworth lived here with his son and his son's wife. >> i didn't know him. i'm scared. >> reporter: now that he is incarcerated

. >>> virginia attorney general ken kuch nellie is focusing more on his run for governor.just hired a campaign manager. he's the former executive director of the virginia republican party. he's now the presumptive gop nominee since lieutenant governor bill bolling announced he isn't running for the nomination. boling still may run as an independent. >>> the redskins appear to be happy with the direction head coach mike shanahan is taking the team. the washington post reporting that the 'skins are thinking of negotiating a contract extension with shanahan. he's currently in the third year of a five-year deal. the redskins were 11-21 during his first two years in washington. but he's just led the team to its first division title in 13 years. >>> the redskins will host their first playoff game in more than a decade next sunday. whatever the outcome of that game, prince george's county will likely win pretty big here. the game could bring millions of dollars to the county. it expects to make a half million dollars in amusement and admission's taxes alone. >> tough economic tim

like the verdict was the beginning of the process of serving justice for their martyred them all to nellyand this is part of the the polarization that egypt is going through it can squat some time now it feels like the the government is trying to you know like. this in the second and a great deal of lucian their chance to show people that they're actually doing something to to get justice served but this is not a convincing for for many people egypt was at the forefront of the pro-democracy uprisings in the middle east the us supported the revolts hoping barack obama's promise of change for the region would bear fruit however after a wave of anti-american protests much of the hope his famous current speech try to inspire has been dashed on his policies investigates why. i've come here to cairo to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world words of promise a better field a region with hope will respect but as a bomb a begins his second term in office his critics fail he want to first turn that fell far short of expectations progress on peace between israeli

the extraordinary labor activist nellie stone johnson, who'd actually worked with a. philip randolph and had been a political mentor to hubert humphrey and walter mondale. i talked to people who were involved in very dynamic churches there. one of the oldest churches in minnesota, pilgrim baptist, i attended--attended one of the services, talked to the janitor of that church who was a very charming fellow, talked about... c-span: young man. >> guest: young man. he was in his early 20s. talked about growing up in that community. minneapolis had a community called rondo--i'm sorry, st. paul had a community called rondo which was sort of--sort of destroyed by the completion of an interstate and so that in many ways it was a touchstone for a lot of people, talking about what that community represented. i mean, it was never predominantly black because the black population of st. paul and minneapolis was not huge. i mean, it's growing now tremendously, but i mean it sort of represented a central, a physical centralized place, so its destruction, i think, in the early '70s,

threatened with her willingness to embrace socialist ideas and activism his fan base could have galvanized nelly instead challenge the reigning us system of the many faces that we know mary of marilyn monroe today the actress the model the bombshell the one face we never came to know was a socially conscious politically aware thinker who was critical in a climate of absolute fear and suppression marilyn was seeking something other than the says quote which is what i try to do here on the show as well so in her legacy let's break the set of. many obstacles remain for citizens worldwide that i've been dealing with the effects of the great recession especially for those facing foreclosures as a result of the eurozone crisis spain's banks recently began to receive payments from a fifty three billion dollars aid package meanwhile the number of foreclosures increased by one hundred thirty four percent just last year but now spanish homeowners delinquent on their mortgages may have just one more alley in the war to stay in their homes the pamplona locksmiths yep in the summer a group of locksmiths in t

it's unclear at this point what, if anything, she knew about nellie stanworth's murder ot fact the body was on the property. dennis stanworth is due back in court next week. at that time he may enter a plea and statementing made could be used at his trial n fairfield abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> seven people suffered injuries and one person taken to the hospital for anxiety after two school buses got into a minor accident this afternoon. they got into a fender bender at clayton road and marsh creek road. police say one bus rear ended another, and they say no one was seriously hurt. >> the alameda county sheriff's department no longer actively searching for a jail inmate who escaped today. the 31-year-old being transported to highland hospital. authorities launched a search of the area. he was in custody on multiple robbery charge autos in san francisco, people are out in numbers to make a point about sexual violence against women. a rally scheduled before an attack last weekend. abc 7 news is live in the mission district want to a story. nick? >> they say that that was necessary because

. >> the 70 year-old dennis stanworth told police that he had killed his 89 year- old mother nellie.led officers to robotic. >> he is a former death row inmate who was found guilty in 1966 of kidnapping and killing two teenage girls in contra costa county. he had been living with his mother after being paroled. >> a man was killed after his big rig crashed along highway 37 and vallejo is been identified as 430 william ballard of roseville. >> this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven news. he was driving west on 37 when he collided with a white pickup. the big rigs fell from a high way to a grassy area near north bound 294 bursting into flames. saxons of both highways were closed for several hours. >> the caiman that was found apparently guarding 34 lbs. of marijuana at a castro valley home on tuesday as died. the alligator like creature named steve was seized reprobation check and handed over to the oakland zoo. the owner is now facing drug charges. >> we're getting our first look at the man accused of dousing his girlfriend with gasoline and setting her on fire.

nelly had graduate from boarding school in connecticut where she studied french with none other than -- on his way to becoming prime minister of france. nina had gone a step further interim college with both of her parents resounding blessing. she was attending vassar in new york. lizzy's eldest, will, 17, was about to close out his high school years. graduation was just a few weeks away. that is, if you could make it without being expelled. will was charming, handsome, and much to his parents dismay, completely ambivalent about his education. even so, skinner hoped he would go on. also involved in boarding school was libbey, 14, was attending school in connecticut but her schoolyard just ended and she was back home again. joe, 11 and belle, eight, were each eager for summer break. getting ready for the summer games, joe bought a baseball bat, and katherine, only six month old, had recently made her first appearance in public with the world's delight in her just as much as she in it. skinner's train pulled into new haven shortly before 6:00. departing passengers gathered the hats and

they are giving out her name and nellie it stand worth and he has a rap sheet. in 1966 he pleaded guilty to kidnapping, sexual assault day and shooting to teenage girls. there were 14 and 15 years old. he was initially sentenced to death and something happened and that was given a life in prison. he was the eventually paroled and we will find out from investigators what year he was paroled. after being paroled he stayed with his mother up until yesterday. we hope to get more and for myself before the news conference happens. they soon be arriving about two hours from now. >> lots of questions to be answered, thank you for that update. >> by president joe biden and his gun task force is meeting with the national rifle association and other gun rights groups as officials look for ways to curb violence linked to down. the vice-president joe biden is leading administration wide review of gun safety laws, bowling urgent action in the wake of last month's massacre at the connecticut elementary school. the meeting with the nra as one of three bided has scheduled for to

dennis stand worth murdered his mother nellie stand worth.on parole for killing two teens back in is 966. -- 1966. and vice-president joseph biden will be looking for ways to reduce gun violence at the white house. he will meet with gun groups as well as representatives from the entertainment industry. >>> later this morning president barack obama will name his white house chief of staff jack lew after taking the place of tim geithner. they are preparing for a new confrontation with republicans over debt and deficit. now this is interesting, if jack lew becomes treasury secretary he may want to work on his signature. right now it is a series of curely writing and it will appear on every u.s. treasury bill. tim geithner said he had to change his signature when he got the job to make it legible. >>> they are getting new information about the first homicide victim of 2013. it was outside of a house on tripoli avenue early sunday morning. they now identify him as ivan. they heard a loud argument and then several gunshots and he was pronounced dea

. >> i feel pretty calm about it but there are a few nervous nellies around here. >> you will have guests that are old friends including jennifer aniston. it moves to the new time slot tonight at 11:23 -- 11:35. >> jennifer aniston, first time on the show, up next. >> target is taking price matching strategy to a new level. >> for a look at trading and more on that we go to the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, did you take advantage of target price map -- matching, including matching amazon and toys 'r us but only for online price, so if you buy a qualifying item and you find the same item in less than seven days target matches the price. this is effective immediately. samsung operating profit is add a record level of last three months of 2012 because of demand if galaxy phones and analysts say samsung benefited from slower than expected sales from iphone 5. and at&t says they sold ten million smart phones last quarter, a record. and the bill customers generate twice as much revenue as other customers. dow and s&p 500 are on the defensive today, we start getting earnings rolling

i feel pretty calm but there are a few nervous nellies. >> the guests tonight are old friend jennifer and no doubt the opening musical act after abc7 news at 11:00 and he takes stage at 11:23 and "nightline" moves back to 12:30 a.m. after jimmy. >> a choice for a unique wedding setting but a kink in the day. the hot air balloon ride had a problem. a wind gust in san diego pushed the balloon away from the landing zone and slammed it into a tree in someone's backyard, with 14 petroleum open board shaken but all were fine. they just exchanged the vows and continued to the reception after the rough landing. we will have more on the story on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> the bumpy ride in that marriage, hopefully, is over. >> and more on the investigation of the tanker that hit the bay bridge. >> traffic in the bay area has a new blame on the area freeways. >> a high hopping chase down under. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00 a.m., a break in the case, a man accused doubting his girlfriend in gasoline and setting her on fire is in police today. >>

he intimidated and he bullied and nelly is going the other direction. >> when he concedes he is arrogant, he sounds arrogant. watch this. >> just riskless desire to win. when all costs, truly. that serves me well on the bike. served me well during the disease. but the level that it went to for whatever reason is a flaw. and then that defines and the attitude, the arrogance, you cannot deny it. you watch that clip that is an arrogant person. look at this arrogant prick. i say that today. it is not good. >> i feel so disgusted by lance armstrong for the millions who looked up to him and he allegedly inspired care of the whole thing was a pack of lies and a ruthless pack of lies. and man who ruthlessly targeted people to protect himself, say people, bully people, got people fired. this man knew no limits to how awful he would be to be a hero and a champion. >> he transcended sports, obviously. and, of course, he is nothing of the sort. it is worse than that it was just an athlete doing dumb things like we have seen. >> final thoughts? >> he made hundreds of millions of dollars. that was a m

ben affleck and nelly were the musical guests. tina fey was co-anchor to jimmy fallon. is it okay if i play the clip mom jeans? >> mom jeans fit mom just the way she likes it. she'll love the nine-inch zipper and casual front pleats. cut generously to fit a mom's butt. she'll want to wear them to everything, from soccer game to night on the town. >> i have to say, half the excitement, or more than half the excitement, about the golden globes are the two women hosting the show. >> i think we can all boldly predict and agree they'll be fabulous. i have to go. i have two days of intense beautification. >> oh, my gosh. wow! >> i took a page from willie. he gets the facial, exfoliation, spray tan. >> do i look like a get a spray tan? >> the spray tan has faded. >> i don't even know you any more, willie. >> i'm flying back tonight. save some bronzer for me. >> i will. >> see you monday. >> see you soon. >> jason, michelle, good to see you. stay tuned for your skating performance. >> will do. >>> with more than 40 states reporting cases of the flu, in a severe flu season that

own mother is due in court this afternoon. 70-year-old dennis has admitted to killing 90-year-old nelli turner in their vallejo home. he's a convicted killer first sentenced to death in 1966 for murdering two teenage girls but his sentence was changed to life in prison when california briefly eliminated the death penalty in 1974. then he was released on parole in 1990. >>> san jose expanding their search for a new police chief. they have interviewed three finalists for the job. but city manager says she wants more time to look at other candidates. the current chief chris moore plans to retire a week from today. >>> time now 5:08. let's go to sal. you started the morning with a major problem on the east shore. >> we are looking at the east shore at this time to make sure everything is okay. fortunately that crash has been cleared. even all the flares have burned out. it's almost as if nothing happened. which is good for drivers. westbound 80 traffic looks good. and no major delays getting into san francisco. sometimes on fridays we have lighter than usual days we'll see what happens toda

say that he called them just before noon yesterday to say he had just killed his 89- year-old mother nellyon the 2500 block of marshfield road in vallejo. dennis has a long and violent criminal history including kidnapping, sexually assaulting and killing two teenaged girls in contra costa county back in the '60s. he was sentenced to death for that. but his sentence was reversed. and he was freed. again, police say he just admitted to killing his mother. police will tell us more about this crim later on this morning and we'll keep you posted. live in vallejo, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> all right, anne, thank you. >>> in contra costa county, there's much more to the story after a man killed a suspected burglar in his apartment. four people are now in custody accused of what pittsburg police say began as a plot and ended in homicide. investigators say charmaine taijeron set it up to frighten her husband out of their apartment. police say taijeron and her boyfriend enlisted three other men to help. investigators say the husband stabbed one suspect in self- defense. taijeron, her boyfriend and t

. >> reporter: 70-year-old dennis stanworth is in jail accused of killing his 90-year-old mother nelly turner stanworth. police say he called them yesterday to tell them what he had done. police came to his home on marshfield road in hidden brook and found his mother's body. >> oh, awful. >> reporter: these ladies live in the neighborhood. >> we were always kind of leery of him. >> reporter: that killing was just the latest for stanworth. back in the '60s, he kidnapped and sexually assaulted and killed two teenaged girls in contra costa county. he was sentenced to death in 1966 but that sentence was later turned into a life sentence. >> the victims have no rights. >> reporter: stanworth was let out of prison on parole and was registered as a sex offender with the vallejo pd since the '90s. >> i do believe in truth in sentencing. the sentence was life, it should have been life. it's not my position and i respect the law and enforce it. >> reporter: neighbors say he lived with his son and son's wife here. >> walk like this i never i didn't know him. >> reporter: why? >> i'm scared. [ ind

we would like you to, with nelly's, it's getting hot in here playing, do the ray stadium introductionce choreographed like the rockettes, both together and in perfect unison. are you in on that? but there's something else. >> i think it's interesting not only do we both have teams at the super bowl, we both have streets named lombard, so we think when you lose, you ought to do the dance at your lombard street. a landmark. the other way around works too. but we're not talking about that. >> we just want to embarrass you in front of a crowd of your viewers. hey, listen, let's all have a great super bowl sunday and go ravens! >> not a chance! >> rockette style? >> i don't know what that means. >> you have the legs for it. i sure don't. so the 9ers better win. >> we're in deep trouble if the 9ers lose. there will be no dancing though. they are going to win. by the way, i guess the mayors have made a little bit, too. the denver mayor had to pay up a guy you know, right? >> yeah. actually, denver mayor michael hancock, he is a good friend of mine, and he finally paid up on the bet with the

we would like you to, with nelly's, it's getting hot in here playing, do the ray stadium introductiongether and in perfect unison. are you in on that? but there's something else. >> i think it's interesting not only do we both have teams at the super bowl, woo both have streets named lombard, so we think when you lose, you ought to do the dance at your lombard street. a landmark. the other way around works too. but we're not talking about that. >> we just want to embarrass you in front of a crowd of your viewers. hey, listen, let's all have a great super bowl sunday and go ravens! >> those 9ers better win because i have no dance moves whatsoever, michelle. i got news for you. >> i know you don't. i have actually seen you dance, frank! all right. we don't have to worry about that. the 9ers are going to win. right? >> absolutely. now, how about the mayors? because there's a similar bet and mayor ed lee will have his 49er red out i got news for you sunday because i don't think he wants to do this, either. >> i think mayor lee is telling the 9ers win, win, win so he doesn't have to -- let

>> philip bensing lived next door to stanworth's mother a woman he affectionately referred to as nellie bell. he says she loved to sit on porch and tend to her tomatoes. he claimed stanworth told him his mother died more than a month ago. >> i have no idea why anybody would want to do that to her, no idea, let alone her son. >> friends and neighbors say stanworth should never have been released. they wonder how many more killers and rapists are living nearby. we're told stanworth served just 13 years in prison. he declined to talk to us from jail today. he's expected to be arraigned in court in the next few days. reporting live in solano county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. in the south bay now, who's in charge? as of next week, san jose will not have a police chief and as of right now, they have no finalists. the news came today from the city manager. the current chief is retiring and the assistant chief is already heading to another department. nbc bay area's david trujillo broke this news on twitter today and joins us this evening from city hall. >> raj, every

thank you so much, replacing the late nelly gray. welcome. >> i'm happy to be here.nk you for doing this story. >> the march is today. we saw the poll numbers, nbc news/"wall street journal," overturn roe v. wade, 24%, yes, overturn, no, do not overturn, 70%. if you look at how this has shifted over the years, in 1989, 58% of the folks said don't overturn. 2002, it went to 60, 2005, it went to 66, 2013, now 70% of the country. it's a tough battle for you guys. >> well, yes and no. i mean, it's true that the majority of americans now want some abortion legal, but the far majority of americans want more restrictions on abortion than we currently have in the united states. we have the most wide-open abortion laws in the western world in the united states. unrestricted access to abortion on demand here. and most americans, i think, a poll two weeks ago said 83% of americans want some restrictions in the first trimester. >> on that point, you see a lot of states, mississippi, where there's only one abortion clinic, except for kansas, and in virginia, you have to get a wid

dennis told them she died weeks ago >> he was going in his house and i just yelled and i said howl is nellie? because i thought that she was okay. and i yelled how is millie and he said that she passed away last week. and she had a military burial that is all that he said. and that makes me sick. my wife cannot get over it is very upset. we both are, really. she was really nice to us. we had good relationships with her shores really nice, the nicest lady i've known for a long time. she was in perfect health there was nothing wrong she could of little least five, six years another issue kenaf. i wished she would. i wish-- she could have -- and i have no idea why anybody would want to do that let alone"let alone her son" >> catherine: stanworth's criminal history includes rape and murder. coming up at 6 - more on his background. >> catherine: the caiman found guarding 34 pounds of marijuana at a castro valley home tuesday - has died. the animal - which resembles an alligator - was called "mr. teeth" -- and his owner got him in 1996. authorities took him to the oakland zoo --but staff members s

and checked it out and sure enough they found evidence that dennis stanworth did kill his mother nellie up his rap sheet back in 1966 he pleaded guilty to kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and shooting to teenage girls 14 and 15 years old. >> he was sentenced to death but that was overturned. the authorities sentenced to life in prison. somewhere along the way we are trying to find out when he was eventually paroled. once he got out of prison he stayed with his mother until what happened yesterday. we will try to get more information before the news conference. i know investigators will arrive here about 8:00 a.m. this morning. hopefully that would cause more inflation on exactly what happened. they have known this guy for quite some time. when they pulled up his record they were like ah ha we know you are we will learn more about him in about five hours now. >> what was the relationship with the mom over the years will? >> it is a gated community. i am sure there are in shock. we will try to get reaction from the neighbors. as far as we know he and his mom were the only two people staye

. -- nelly gray. we'll all miss her red coach on the stage. but i know nellie would be as pleased as i to see the progress being made for this most important cause. and she'd encourage us never to rest until the job is done. i yield back. mr. smith: i want to thank the distinguished majority leader for his exemplary leadership, for many years, but especially as majority leader, and for reminding all of us that the unborn child, especially over the last two decades, has become the littlest patient, where microsurgeries and interventions can save children, enhance their life and appreciate his extraordinary leadership. i'd like to now yield to our distinguished colleague, tim walberg, the gentleman from michigan. mr. walberg: i thank my colleague, the gentleman from new jersey, and i thank you nor your leadership as a medical -- for your leadership as a medical doctor. and it is a real special thing in this chamber that we have pro-life patriots who represent medicine, the profession of law, mothers, fathers, people who understand life from the

. >> por la novela de nelly, que está pegada en univisión, ¿cómo estás?.le alcanza para ganar y toluca todavía decepciona, el pajaro benitez intentando empatar las cosas, pumas aguantó, 0-1 le pegó en la bombonera, buen partido, lo vemos con este disparo, la última vez que ganó toluca fue en nov noviembre:. >> en esta ocasión se qeuedan con los puntos . >> vamos con la foto de atlante que recibieron a los jaguares . >> el primero de la noche, que llega larry, fue un partido loco, ganaba atlante dos por cero y todo parecía estar en el guion, pero jaguares comienza a reaccionar, leyton pone el primero ,después luis y luego dos tres le dieron la vuelta al marcador, no era todo ,le expulsaron, tenían nueve, diego da la vuelta el partido, la volpe no lo podía creer, en los últimos minutos del partido dan la vuelta y a pesar de la victoria la volpe queda fuera del equipo y la fractura del gringo castro .>> el real madrid, señoras y señores, toma lo tuyo, recibió al getafe y eso que no estaba iker casillas . >> le va el real madrid, bueno, sergio ramos con el pri

but there are a few nervous nellies around here.nfident. >> reporter: jimmy will continue to push the envelope like he has in the current issue of "rolling stone." we've opted not to show you the cover, which reveals a little more of jimmy than you're used to seeing. >> when you have a body like this, you like to flaunt it. the ladies appreciate it. >> i'm the most dangerous man in america. you hear that, everyone who wouldn't go to the prom with me? >> reporter: this is george pennacchio reporting for abc news. >> that "rolling stone" cover they didn't show you? we're going to show it to you. >> take a look here. kimmel gets real in the interview and is making headlines. one of the headlines is "kimmel taking a swipe at jay leno." saying leno hasn't been a good standup in 20 years. as a comedian you can't not have disdain for what he's done. that's according to jimmy kimmel. continues to say he totally sold out. he was a master chef who opened a burger king. >> those are fighting words. >> gloves off. i love it, i love it. do your

the state 70 road dennis stanworth told police that he had killed his 89 year old mother and nellie stanworthher body. he is a former death row inmate was found guilty in 1966 of kidnapping and killing a teenage girls in contra costa county. he had been living with his mother after being paroled. >> the suspect accused of adapting his children from san francisco and boarding installing got last year will be in court for his preliminary hearing today. this is video christopher mcveigh's last court hearing. he took his three year-old daughter brooklyn and 2 year-old son at that and from their mother home their mother's home back as the december of last year. he then drove into the mir are or where he stole a 40 ft. sailboat. the coast as does it attract the track about the monterey bay and the children safely reunite with their mother. is facing five felony counts in this case. >> more on a developing story at the i crews may be surgicenter ballot well for a long time is a look for human remains. it is all part of the speed freak killers case. tim and plan for killing a rampage and 1980's and 9

standing next to his mother, nelly. there was this day at montpelier, another mother and son present, the mother's name is unknown. the name of a toddler at her skirt was paul jennings. she perhaps help the little boy's hand hoping that two transmitter inside of what might happen next. for the death of a master was always a time of tension for his enslaved people. they would have little control over decisions about their futures, including the faith of the nearest family members. well, james madison, jr. became the fourth president of the united states. paul jennings journey from slavery to freedom would play out in the highest circles of ideas and power. the white house. james madison's study, and in the freedom, he would offer as decreed by the white house historical association the first white house memoir, and its full text is included as an appendix as a slave in the white house. it was my familiarity with this memoir that first drew me to jennings story. it is titled a colored man's reminiscences of james madison,

expectant eyes to the new master of montpelier, james madison junior standing next to his mother, nellie. there was a stay of montpelier another mother and son present. the mother's name is unknown. the name of the toddler at her skirt was paul jennings. she perhaps told the little boy's hand, hoping not to transmit her anxiety over what might happen next for the death of a master was always a time of tension for his enslaved people. they would have little control over decisions about your futures, including the fates of their nearest family members. well, james madison junior became the fourth president of the united states. paul jennings jeremy from slavery to freedom of play out in the highest circles of ideas and power. the white house. james madison study and in freedom, he would author is to create the white house historical association the first white house memoir in its full text is included as an appendix in "a slave in the white house." it was my familiarity with this memoir the first roomie to jennings story. it is titled, he colored man's reminiscences of james madison ms tha

expectant eyes to the new master of montpelier, james madison junior standing next to his mother, nellie. there was a stay of montpelier another mother and son present. the mother's name is unknown. the name of the toddler at her skirt was paul jennings. she perhaps told the little boy's hand, hoping not to transmit her anxiety over what might happen next for the death of a master was always a time of tension for his enslaved people. they would have little control over decisions about your futures, including the fates of their nearest family members. well, james madison junior became the fourth president of the united states. paul jennings jeremy from slavery to freedom of play out in the highest circles of ideas and power. the white house. james madison study and in freedom, he would author is to create the white house historical association the first white house memoir in its full text is included as an appendix in "a slave in the white house." it was my familiarity with this memoir the first roomie to jennings story. it is titled, he colored man's reminiscences of james madison ms tha