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bob parsons on the phone with me from hawaii.t's start with just the simple question, why did you kill the elephant? >> well, you know, i -- i go there every year to zimbabwe. i've been there for six years now, and the thing to understand is that the people there are very impoverished. they exist at a poverty level that we just -- we cannot fat o.for example, one of the things i -- i do over there is i drink bottled water so i don't get montezuma's revenge and the empty plastic bottles are very treasured items for them. i mean, they are that poor, and they are subsistence farmers. they rely entirely on the crops they grow, sorghum and corn. if they don't have a harvest, there's no food stamps, there's no welfare. they starve to death. one of the things they have to deal with is el fantsz, problem elephants coming in and destroying their fields, and it's just something that needs to be dealt with. they try dealing with it using fire, beating drums, cracking whips, hollering and the elephant ignore them so what it takes is it takes

it was not until i met and started with gram parsons that brought the country and rock music togetherhe was in a group called the byrds, and then they started the quintessential country western called the garrido brothers. after his death, but after i had only known him a year and was converted to country music and found my voice in that harmony singing and that kind of music, i really felt like i was supposed to carry forward his music, in a way, or at least try to convert people of my generation to country music. we tended to kind of dismiss it. i still had my love of folk music and i was still inspired by folk music, because in a sense they are all coming from the same pool. but when you are working on something that you love and you have the opportunity to learn with graham, who was kind of my teacher, and then to find myself with a really good people, really good musicians, the opportunity to make a record, and then lo and behold i had an audience, there was nothing to stop me but to keep learning those songs and trying to write. a lot had to do what the people who came in my sph

>>reporter: sister of pamela parsons. we spoke to her sister that is also she did not believe anybody would be behind bars. her sister went to a grocery store, for a walk. she went missing four days. all of a sudden she was found murdered. she was found on the side of the road. >> we never heard of him. he was kind of under the radar, i think. if he does not get out of jail against that would be nice. this is bringing up a lot of past memories. >>pam: our coverage on this will continue on our website. we posted the latest www.kron4.com (music) >> jacqueline: a live look outside from our roof cam downtown san francisco. high clouds but breaks of sunshine to the south bay, and clubs in the north. here is a look at the stormtracker 4. -clouds in the north--that band getting clipped this is going to continue to continue towards tomorrow. first, temperatures. it is warmer today. as expected, temperatures are going. the highs were about 30 minutes ago. temperatures in the low 60s. to the bay shore, 62 in redwood city. 64 and sa

georgia parsons. >> thank you members of the commission. my name is georgia parsons. i am the owner of the property next to 401 taraval street. and i want to say that i have had a discussion recently with mr. louis, and i have no problems -- mr. louie and i have no problems with the church moving next door to me as a neighbor. my concern rests with the structure of the original building. my family -- my grandfather built the building that i own as a neighbor of 401 taraval in 1949. and in 1972 my family was not given the opportunity, as i am here before you today, to express an opinion of what went next door to them. they were simply told, here's the building, you know. you pay for your share of the section that has to be supported structurally for our new big commercial building. so i feel -- my family has hated that building since it went up in 1972 and it's hated it because of where the entrance is located. i wish to heavens i could do something or that planning commission or the church could do something, anybody could do something within reason in terms of cost a

parson says the elements of restoring crops which could help feed starving populations in zimbabwe. >>> the now famous bronx zoo king cobra is no longer missing and is still hissing, that is the word from zoo keepers. they say the pencil long snake was found in the snake house. >> we kept the lights dim and we tried to keep as much noise and comotion down so she could keep comfortable coming out. >> reporter: the zoo is conducting an investigation as to how the cobra escaped from its cage. they hope to open the reptile house next week. >>> it looks like it'll cost more than to get around in the city. the mta is facing to prospect of a fair increase. the legislature is looking to a 40-cent increase in one way fares on buses, metro and light rail. the last fare increase was eight years ago. >>> if you're considering buying an electric car, you maybe worried about where to plug it in. a new the green building has the answer. >> this is a connector that is going to be used in every one of these cars. >> reporter: at the fitzgerald apartment building, two charging stations for electric car

and tracy defoya, both found in yuba county, parsons in 1993 to foya in 1994. the d.a. hold abc7 that they found toe toes and writings that tied nasso to the killings. we know the self-employed photographer was on probation from a theft conviction, and when his parole officer visited nasso at his house, he found the 77-year-old with a gun, and that was enough to send him to jail for the past year. >> marin county sharive are detectives arrested nasso in south lake tahoe on monday upon his released from theal dorado county jail where he was in custody over the past year on unrelated charges. >> the first of four victims was found along sir francis drake boulevard. she was 18-year-old roxan from oakland. and although it did not come up in today's press conference, investigators couldn't help but notice that each of the victims had the same double initial, roxenin-rogash, carmen cologne. now authorities in rochester, new york are looking at a series of unsolved murders there with the seam characteristic. -- same characteristic. nasso grew up in the rochester, new

david parsons allowed me to choreograph for the company. i knew the head of the second company since its inception. i invited her to see my work and she liked it and she invited me in 1999 to do my first work for our junior company. judith jamison saw that and told me to create for the main company. before that, when i was a student i was brought to lincoln center. in the summers, we did not have classes, so i was steady at the ailey school. i have always had this kind of relationship with ailey. tavis: i was reading your story and i was amazed to learn that when you were a kid you had to wear braces on your legs. how do you go from wearing braces to flying through the air? >> yeah. i think that there was something about that because a lot of the reason why we are creative people is because we have restrictions. something that we have to overcome. then that creates the idea of possibility. so, i think it is and metaphor for what we do. we make a way out of no way or we have our few resources and we gathered them together and move forward. i

. >> michael sessage, followed by winston parsons and phillip stone. >> my name is michael sessag, 2609 post street, around the corner from booker t. i agree, booker t. has done a wonderful job with the programs it's done. my problem is it you built this building 10 stories high it wouldn't solve the problem. so ask me to come within the units of the current zoning laws is a reasonable request from the neighbors. i think the answer is for us to go home and talk about in our own community adding housing units for the same purpose. and not focus on building a 10-story building in one neighborhood. that's not going to solve the problem. i have some questions about the parking. i looked at the drawings this morning on the planning commission. i came at 12:00 and cannot see it until 4:00. i went to the planning commission and saw the spots. half of them are tandem parking spaces, which is difficult to get people in and out of. one speaker earlier said she saw the great benefit of the j.c.c. but the j.c.c. built two or three levels under the building and to solve that problem, i would be over

and linsey davis is on the story in the small town of parsons, tennessee. good morning, dan. and the search does continue this hour for holly bobo, including in the woods right behind me. we're learning more about the last time the 20-year-old was seen. and apparently why her brother didn't intervene when a he saw a man walking off with his sister. investigators say they believe holly bobo knew she was in danger as she was led away from her home by a man in camouflage, near her home. >> we believe what we know, and i'll tell you, he actually had an arm holding her. and so, we feel that she knew that she was in fear of her life. so, she was complying with his command. >> reporter: contrary to initial reports, police now say bobo wasn't dragged by her alleged abductor. they say bobo's 25-year-old brother, who saw the incident, thought the man was bobo's boyfriend and didn't realize she was being abducted until later. meanwhile, as the search expanded on friday, investigators found items they believe belonged to bobo. >> we did find a lunch purse that was drop

parsons. you won't believe this. a viral video from his elephant hunting expedition. oscar co-host coming up in "the skinny." you don't want to miss it. we'll see if we can round rob up. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> all right, everyone. your last skinny before you take off on vacation. >> this story's nuts. >> a crazy story. starting us off with go daddy, one of the biggest website providers you can log on, register your website. >> huge, like super bowl advertisers. >> yeah, really big. the ceo and company's founder bob parsons and a team of hunters gunned down some elephants in zimbabwe. he then sent out a tweet saying, just got back from hunting. problem elephant in zimbabwe. here's my vacation video, enjoy. we'll not show you the video because it's really disturbing. we do have a still. if you don't want to see this sort of thing, it's a still of bob parsons with the elephant he killed. this is the picture. as you can imagine, people are in an uproar over this.9tykykyk= one of go daddy's biggest clients, peta. >> oh, not for much longer. >> right. they have said they

parsons. you won't believe this. a viral video from his elephant hunting expedition.ng that up? i'll take the rest. james franco shares unkind words about his oscar co-host coming up in "the skinny." you don't want to miss it. we'll see if we can round rob up. [vibrates] g morning, sunshine. wakey, wakey. text me back. [chattering] [vibrates] hey. did you tell your parents about us? let's skip first period together. did you get all my texts? is practice over yet? where you at? are you with your friends? that's laaaa-mee. capital "x," lower-case "o," capital "x," lower-case "o," i love you. jk. i hate you. jk. are you ignoring me? we're in a huge fight right now. is it something i did? i can see your lights on. i'm coming over. this isn't a joke. what did you dream about? [overlapping] is it me? i'm lonely. holla back. holla back. let's try something new. nude pics. send me some. text me. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> all right, everyone. your last skinny before you take off on vacation. >> this story's nuts. >> a crazy story. starting us off with go daddy, one of the bigge

. >>> coming up, uproar involving go daddy's bob parsons. you won't believe this.eo from his elephant hunting expedition. are you looking that up? i'll take the rest. james franco shares unkind words about his oscar co-host coming up in "the skinny." you don't want to miss it. we'll see if we can round rob up. d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d

>>reporter: yes, a lot of shock: pamela parsons was 38. she was living with her husband and her son and her sister said the panel had gone out for a walk for groceries and missing or several days and she was turning up dead. >> i never heard her speak of him. i did not know him. no. he was kind of under the radar i think. if he does not cut out of jail again that pirelli nice. this is bringing up a lot of past memories. >>reporter: putting together these victims to concede the similarities. everybody keeps putting up these--you can see the similarities. the police and initials, the first and the last name and initials. >>catherine: thank you. >>pam: heartbreaking. and jeff bush went to yuba city to find out more. >>reporter: tracy was killed in august 1994 that there were five investigators and not to talk to the media or any information about her. clearly, the attention has brought back old memories from this tragedy. aside from that, there's not much about tracy that she is buried here. . yuba city and solder. the grief that only seems t

. >>> back here baltimore native and go daddy ceo bob parsons drawing heat from animal rights advocatescause of this photo showing the internet entrepreneur on an elephant hunt in africa. peta which used to run its web site through godaddy now calling for a boycott of it calling parsons the scummiest ceo of the year. >>> in libya, rebels appear to be losing ground and by some estimates quickly moammar gadhafi pushed the opposition back to the eastern oil town of brega. the news comes as he continues -- nato continues to call the shots overhead with americans scaling back involvement. two members of gadhafi's inner circle have been heard from in recent days. >>> in japan radiation now detected in groundwater outside of that nuclear power plant. as randall pinkston reports from wjz radiation is popping up in the food supply now in america. >> reporter: nagashima is only 2 years old born near the fukushima power plant. at the first doctor's appointment he's tested with a geiger counter for radiation contamination. as the situation gets worse her mother says i get nor scared. in japan conce

victims three and four, pamela parsons in 1993 and another one in 1994. the d.a. said he would release no information on the victims because it might jeopardize the investigation. the cold case heated up last year when naso was convicted of grand theft had a probation officer visit him and found weapons. he spontaneity year for the violation in south lake tahoe. upon his release he was promptly arrested by marin county sheriff's deputies. a further search of the home turned up photographs and writings tying him to the killings. a neighbor in nevada who did not want to be identify, naso had a quick temper and peculiaritys that made him stand out. >> he never in h garbage pickup at his residence or mail delivery at his residence so those types of things were very odd for the neighborhood to see. >> reporter: his arrest record consisted of petty theft until the visit from his probation officer. but his office have received permission to try all four cases at once. he has not releasing any information to protect the investigation. naso's first court appearance is sche

victims three and four, pamela parsons in 1993 and another one in 1994. the d.a. said he would release no information on the victims because it might jeopardize the investigation. the cold case heated up last year when naso was convicted of grand theft had a probation officer visit him and found weapons. he spontaneity year for the violation in south lake tahoe. upon his release he was promptly arrested by marin county sheriff's deputies. a further search of the home turned up photographs and writings tying him to the killings. a neighbor in nevada who did not want to be identify, naso had a quick temper and peculiaritys that made him stand out. >> he never in h garbage pickup at his residence or mail delivery at his residence so those types of things were very odd for the neighborhood to see. >> reporter: his arrest record consisted of petty theft until the visit from his probation officer. but his office have received permission to try all four cases at once. he has not releasing any information to protect the investigation. naso's first court appearance is sche

pamella parson and tracey, both found in ba county in '93 and 94. investigators found photos and writings that tied nasa to the killings. and the self employed photographer was on probation and when his parole officer found him in the house he found him with a gun and that sent him to the jail for the past year. >> marine county detectives arrested him in south lake tahoe and on monday from the release from the jail in custody over the past year on unrelated charges. >> the first of four found west of the fairfax. 18 year old roxanne rogash of oakland. it did not come up in the press conference but each of the victims had the same double initial. roax rogeb. carmela colanand tracey tafoia . authority in rochester, new york are looking at a series of unsolved mores with the same similarities. >> authorities believe he traveled back to rochester from time to time. but tonight joseph is facing charges from four murders in california. nasa will -a will be presented with a criminal complaint. that means that the district of attorney will go for the death

a year later, carmen colon her body was found and then pamela parsons' body, tracy tafoya. naso used to live in rochester, new york, and that's where three of the victims had -- had the same victims. police found out one victim did not match naso. police have found no proof linking to the killings according to one individual -- >> we're thinking maybe this was a copycat off the rochester murders because he would have herd about that through his connections. >> reporter: police are not willing to relinquish him as a suspect. he's eligible for the death penalty. naso is set for his arraignment here at 1:30 and mike mibach will have much more on this story coming up for you on the news at 5:00. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the cold-case murders. >>> in other case involving a possible serial killer, divers searched the long island waters looking for human remains. this comes after monday after a skull and bones were found in -- jones beach. this is the if figures set of human remains found. police are not sure t

---el sujeto tambien es relacionado con la muerte de pamela parson en 1993 y "tracy tofoya" en 1994..---si naso es encontrado culpable, podria enfrentar la pena de muerte. take vo ---en tanto, la policia de concord ya identifico a una pareja encontrada muerta anoche en su propia casa. ---- y esta tratando el caso como un posible homicidio-suicidio... --la policia encontro en la vivienda, los cadaveres de "frederik meurer" y su novia "miranda petroli" ambos de 32 aÑos... ---tambien, el domingo pasado, una persona fue acuchillada y muerta en un centro comercial de concord ... convirtiendos e en el primer homicidio del aÑo de esa ciudad. cu --y un hombre de 78 años est siendo buscado intensamente por la polica de carreteras, el c-h-p . take vo --se trata de un residente de south san francisco que atropell y mat a un peatn que cruzaba la autopista 280, el domingo. --tras el accidente, el conductor del toyota corolla gris 2009 se fug a pie. --la persona fallecida fue identificada como "walter barret", de 53 aÑos. ms - cesar rdr --la polica tuvo mejor suerte en este caso: capturo a cuatro a

roxanne roggasch found in 1977, pamela parsons and tracy tofoya in 1993 and 1994, and in contra costa county, carmen colon, whose body was now under 1978. the d.a. says investigators made their first connection to the roggasch case in marin county. >> during that arrest, investigators found items by mr. naso that implicated him in multiple murders of young women. >> reporter: marin county's d.a. says the investigation into naso as a murder suspect has been going on now for the past year and it still is continuing. the three counties with the murder victims may do a combined prosecution. naso is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow on the four counts of murder. back to you. >> thank you. >>> second homicide in two days in concord now appears to be a case of murder-suicide. police responding to a distress call on bedford road by lexington road last night found two bodies inside a home. officers say miranda and frederick both 32 years old were fatally shot inside. police believe the murder- suicide stemmed from a domestic conflict. neighbors say never heard anyone fighting inside the house

yet nobody seem to be able to answer those two most obvious questions how or when it might turn tom parson our kids in yet dagestan. the president of russia is republic of dagestan told r.t. new that improving the social and economic situation is the key to stop people from joining militant groups or you can watch his full interview in around ten minutes time but here's a preview. some of the militants are willing to engage in dialogue they reject us when we urge them to lay down weapons and return to the peter. having committed so many murders and terrorist attacks they now only understand the language of force terrorism is a global phenomenon a method. first of all we need to change is so surely that situation in the republic we must restore the economy create new jobs and get the youth involved. they're busy and if they have good prospects they are unlikely to engage in criminal activities or join the militants. a quick look at some other news stories from around the world there are asylum seekers in immigration detention center during the riots in sydney they through the roof tiles and

bob parsons, founder of the scottsdale, arizona-based web-hosting service, posted the graphic video onhis twitter account on march 14. the footage, shot march 8, shows him hunting an elephant on a farm and posing with a shotgun beside its corpse. now, peta has initiated an online boycott of godaddy.com and its services until parsons "stops shooting animals," according to the organization's website. >>darya: of jersey it short start nicole is cashing in on her 15 minutes of fame. it has been more than 50 minutes right? she is being paid $32,000 to talk about her famous o'hare post. it is part of what makes her career. the money for her appearance came from a student activity fee. she was paid $2,000 more and then nobel prize winners received. there's something wrong with that don't you think? she had a vice for students. " study hard. party harder. " oh my gosh. (laughter) >>mark: we will beat back. a little bit of a breeze and will cool down. (music) ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon

the first and last names of the victims begin and end in the same letters including pamela parsons and tracy toufoya. he was arrested after they found notes and photos tieing him to crimes in his el dorado county home. he did not enter a plea today. he is due back in court in two weeks. >>> this was a day of mourning on the streets of oakland. hundreds turned out to say goodbye to campos. a popular business leader who was murdered after he opened his fruit veil district restaurant last week. police call it a botched robbery. they could not fit in the church so they mourned in the streets outside. >> he was a fighter. he caught for his community. he fought for his neighbors and his customers and his employees. in the end he fought for his own life. this one he lost. >> police have made no arrests. they are hoping surveillance video will help them find the killers. there is now a $30,000 reward. >>> a second overnight air traffic controller is on duty at all 27 airports nationwide that had one working the graveyard shift. it is in response to a controller falling asleep early this mornin

yuba county authorities then connected him to the death of pamela parsons and tracy tofoya, who were found in 1993 and 1994. and then contra costa county identified naso as carmen colon's killer. her body was found in 1978 in port costa. at today's news conference, marin county's district attorney wouldn't answer questions but in nevada investigators say they have launched a task force to look into other cold cases. quote, we think there are others out there who have not been discovered yet. typically talking about a person who has cold more than once, this doesn't stop -- killed more than once this doesn't stop. this is a criminal who has a history to 1955. nevada authorities say he was a professional photographer who traveled the country for work. >> this is an ongoing investigation. and to invite those questions would compromise the investigation. >> reporter: they said he was creepy. >> paranoid, he always thought people were out to get him and stuff like that. >> reporter: naso will be arraigned tomorrow on four counts of murder and the d.a. says he will ask for the death penalt

that is why it's possible to turn this parsons for a reserve home for a person. of our military you're the commander of an international career so do you think we will eventually have an international space agency or it will be better to conquer space through national programs and you forseeable future because in five or ten years say you will be a decision maker in this country. today the international space station is a good example of effective space calculation. fifteen countries are taking part in the international space program and. they could parade through each other efficiently creating a big scientific complex. the international space station is a good example but proves the future space exploration is not just. that it would be great if the only friends and nothing knights and souls exploring outer space all together. alexander what will be the future means of delivery of cars mouse to space you were one of the designers over there were ron spacecraft on a solid shot all the americans are currently using our rockets they have temporarily suspended thei

in 1978, 22-year-old carmen colon was dumped by a road in contra costa county. 38-year-old pamela parsons was found dead in 1993 and tracy tofoya was killed in 1994. >> our sheriff's office came to us with a case and we'll look at it as we would any other. we determined that it was appropriate if they collected the sufficient evidence to go forward and we think it's appropriate for us to do so. >> reporter: naso did not enter a plea. peculiarities about the four murders suggest tie-ins to other killings like the so- called double initial murders in upstate new york. like the murdered women in california, the new york victims' first an last names started with the same initial. one victim in new york had the very same name as a california victim. carmen colon. >> there are a number of agencies that were mentioned at the press conference the other day that have worked on this case and continue do so. >> reporter: the suspect, joseph naso, once owned this home in yuba city. 20 years ago this man named jim bought the home. jim says that last year, police asked him to describe what was in the h

belonging to cash strapped countries do very often pressure governments to what we call pro-cyclical parsons the economy's weak or a recession and they want to cut spending or raise taxes that could be very very dangerous you can slip back into a recession or my tail all too familiar to latin america the middle east. and most recently greece. where tens of thousands stormed the streets protesting austerity measures public spending cuts and tax hikes. as the largest financial contributor washington also wields the largest voting power at the i.m.f. the furn of the i.m.f. it is run program by the u.s. treasury department with some input from the european countries but there tells you most of the problem this is supposing you know. something countries and it's run by just a handful or maybe just one and american has always served as president of the world bank since its creation in one nine hundred forty four but now with its own backyard in disarray america is hardly in a position to hand out financial advice to others in two thousand and eleven america's financial management is best defined b

nobody seem to be able to answer those two most obvious questions how or when it might tempt tom parson artsy dagestan. well the president of pakistan has the solutions lining proving a standard of living in the region and interview with r.t. he says it would help prevent militants from boosting their ranks. of extremist ideology ists are exploiting the problems we are currently facing they are trying to convince the youth that the current will forty the current regime is a long voyage where they are peers want to live in a different state with totally different laws or task is to prove that we can develop successfully the matters of upbringing and ideology are just as essential a generation of people have grown up who are not familiar with the soviet era traditions and values don't have any new ideas or values to replace them this vacuum is being filled by various radicals and extremists is our key concern or the point for the minds or sympathies of young people is essential you know not fight is going on everywhere these days especially in the media the hostile forces have been very a

referendum law it's kind of becoming irrelevant because this currency is doomed the whole country parson sketch you know this parity is to cities to cease fire is no more let me show you this currency is dead it is deceased is is it is extinct it can not survive spain will go next. and coming out it's not just europe that's in trouble. the u.s. debt problem is big fourteen trillion dollars big and meanwhile the solutions lawmakers are coming up with to solve this problem are small r t looks out of a gridlock as the u.s. tries to agree at twenty eleven budget read threads to its credit rating. every year thousands of women die as a result of domestic violence in russia even more decide to suffer in silence a lawyer say only a change the law allowing greater involvement in family life can help the victims. reports it was a cycle. we had he raised his hands it happened so many times held on for as long as i could but when i realized then that i found out about the center where they help women took my child and ran to save my life. it wasn't this help center named ideas that were even i was

the referendum no it's kind of becoming irrelevant because this currency is doomed the old country parson sketch you know this power to cities to cease fire is no more well let me say this currency is dead it is deceased is is it is extinct it can not survive spain will go next. coming up there were more financial trouble across the atlantic this time. one of the country's top credit agencies telling the feds something has to get done this debt and growing alarm over america's careless credit agencies one of the possible downgrade of the country's rating. and it's a granny versus the internet how a seventy five year old woman managed to leave both georgia and armenia off line. i thought runaway has left britain's prince harry stranded on an ice floe in the arctic the incident comes just a few weeks before the wedding of his brother william and his aunties peter all about reports here third in line to the throne will be keen to get back from the cold so as not to miss the important preparations as does the prince harry's been taking part in a a two hundred mile trip to the north pole as pa

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carmen colin was found the following year and pamella parson was killed in 1993 . 1994 in uba county. both initials are rr, tc, and tand pt. >> the case began to crack open in april of last year when authorities found items in the home linking him to the murders. >> examination of the items seized and along with the results and forensic analysis from the sheriff crim namistics labratory led marine investigators to connect him with the death. >> and police in rochester new york where naso once lived are looking into whether he was involved in the murders of three young girls. all were killed in the early septs. >> jurors in the barry bond perjury trial will rejume elections tomorrow. heading into a fourth day trying to reach a verdict. they join us from the federal building, heather. the jury went home just shy of the usual 3:30 schedule. no notes today and not a peep from the four men and eight women deciding barry bonds in this case. >> there are three perjury counts and one count of obstruction of justice against barry bonds for the 2003 grand jury lab. the trial itself lasted three

women killed payback to the '70s, all, had double first and last initials appeared this is pamela parsonsyuba county, we * sister if she knew anything. >> i never heard her speak of him, i didn't know him he was under their radar i think. >> darya: joint task force gave california have set up of free hot line to the septet is coming and which may be more leads. 8887298219. >> mark: barry bonds jury found guilty on one count off. the insured is said they agreed that bonds did not answer the grand jury questions in 2003 when he talked about personal steroid and growth hormone used. the other counts failed to reach a verdict, they are deciding whether or not they want to retry ferry bonds. defense attorneys immediately asked to have that one conviction thrown out, they said they will file a motion before sentencing >> darya: let's get back to the weather, those live shots are gorgeous >> james: that san mateo bridge, one more time to give you a look at what we see there this morning, all in all not a bad spirit of mount tam is looking beautiful, it looks like we don't have that shot. colder

bob parsons is under fire for an on-line video that shows some shooting and hunting an elephant in zimbabwe. it shows him hunting the elephant on a farm. he it then posed with a shotgun. he is boycotting godaddy.com until they starstop killing animals. he says he killed beat elephants of the payee debt. >>mark: there is a new product on april fool's that is called peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m motion. there is a link to turn your e-mail into a trade body of work. than >>pam: we call it g-mail motion. using an all logarithm to explore ruins physical movement and president to actual command. for instance, to make a message make a motion that you art opening the envelope and to reply used both hands. to send a message like a step would place it down. we have been working with experts in motion technology to develop the movements that replaced type. they're designed to be intuitive, and ergonomic and easy to do. but studies have indicated that more than 80 percent of our total communication is body language. when you can and corporate a shake of the head or a gesture of some kind you are makin

parsons' link on twitter saying just back from hunting problem elephant in zimbabwe. but the ceo's defending his actions saying critics missed the point. things are different over there, if they had an mall destroying their livelihood and they were going to starve to death, they'd look at it differently. i'm helping people get access to foot and protect their crops. now, officials in zimbabwe do say elephant overpopulation is a big problem. but but it's still too expensive for them. this is a company known for controversial marketing. >> wow, that is out there, though. >> right, exactly. >> back to sam and the weather. >>> hey, george, we did have sleet in times square a moment ago. it's going to be off and on in areas like that. let's show you the system how it moves through northern new england. remember, this was the one all week long that people were afraid would become the nasty april fools' day storm. most will get the sweet side of the storm and the snow will go exactly where people want it, in ski areas. but the gusty winds will kick up a little bit as the sno

pamela parsons. she went out for food groceries and did not come back.he was living with her son and her husband. grant lotus spoke with the fbi today. >> he has been with the appetite for 30 years and he is intrigued by the small details he has been with the-fbi. and with any evidence, that he found was that this person is guilty is because there is this nationwide task force. >> by the formation of the taskforce tells you something. it is indicating that they think that they can connect this guy two other unsolved cases. i do not think that this is done in a cavalier way. they dedicate a lot of manpower to it. they think that they can make some progress. i think that even though there is some commonality with the names. the initials of the first name, the last name of the victims. and of course this is in california and back east there is some similarities and that the way the crimes/murders were committed. >>reporter: he also thinks that the police are telling us only about 10 percent of what they know which is typical for a situation like this. did n

check out more, pam lar parsons, tracy trefora killed in yuba county. the d.a. says items found in his home tying him to the four murders and he is going to seek the death penalty. >> naso will be presented with a criminal complaint when he appears that lists the four charges, four murder counts that i've named each carrying a special circumstance for multiple murder. >> reporter: getting back to those new york homicides which may be tied in. one of the victims back there had the very same name as one of the victims out here but there are differences. back there the victims were children, out here they are adults. naso did live in rochester and back in the '70s a dna sample from him did not match up with one of the new york victims. new york homicide investigators are still looking at it. >> eric: a 15-year-old will be in a san francisco courtroom to face charges of murder and attempted arson. investigators say 15-year-old andy zeng was found in his home with bag over his head. he had had been shot and the home was soaked with gasoline. three other teens are acc

he's also accused of killing pamela parson is and tracy. >> an examination of the items seized along with the results of a forensic analysis lead marin investigators to connect naso with the death of rogash. >> they are going to try naso on all four murder counts at once and say he could face the death penalty. >>> folks in the bay area are reacting to news of joseph ma sew's arrest. he remembers naso from a photograph class they took more than 408 years -- more than 40 years ago. >> we had him in our home and i'm sure a lot of other people did. think the guy was trolling. >> reporter: he also remembers thinking it was odd that naso was in a beginning photography class because he was already a professional photographer. you can read more about why naso's arrest is drying tension from law enforcement in new york. you will find a video there from the marin district attorney case. >>> the panel of eight women and four men will go back to the courthouse at 8:30 this morning. there is no clue to what they have been doing or thinking over the past few days. the longer the jury deliberates

bob parsons from godaddy.com posted video of himself hunting down the elephant. trampled a local farmer's crops. but then they're seen carving up the elephant, passing out meat, while rock music played in the background. parsons' links to the clip on twitter saying gist back from hunting problem elephant in zimbabwe, he's my vacation video, enjoy. peta called him the scummiest ceo of the year. but the ceo's defending his actions saying critics missed the point. things are different over there, if they had an animal destroying their livelihood and they were going to starve to death, they would look at it differently. i'm helping people get access to foot and protect their crops. now, officials in zimbabwe do say elephant overpopulation is a big problem. they're just very big pets. but pachyderm contraception and other solutions are still too expensive for them. this is a company known for controversial marketing. >> wow, that is out there, though. >> right, exactly. >> juju, thanks. back out to sam and the weather. hi, sam. >>> hey, george, we did have sleet in ti

pamela parsons and tracy trefora killed in yuba county. marin district attorney says items found in naso's reno area home tied him to those four murders and he'll be seeking the death penalty. >> he will be presented with a criminal complaint when he appears that lists the court charges, each carrying a special circumstance for multiple murder. >> reporter: there was a string of double initial murders back in new york but there are some dissimilarities between the two cases. those victims were children. out here the victims are adults, young women. and naso lived in rochester new york and traveled there. dna samples from one new york victim does not match naso. he is going to be in court today at 1:00 for his first court appearance. >> kristen: leaders of two cities will consider consolidating fire departments to save millions of dollars a year. there are other options including privatizing. live in san carlos with details. >> private company has offered to step in and run the fire departments here in san carlos and they will be asked to c