the airport is seeking your approval for service project for pc parson -- excuse me, partner. it's a transportation group and the alan group and this will have support services for the terminal one area, redevelopment plan. which is known as the t-1 program. it's for a total of $32 million. the proposed contract is for one year with a first year payment not to exceed $4.5 million and carries a 9 one year option to extend the contact for a ten year term. the terminal one program is a renovation of a 50 year old terminal and boarding area which has phased over ten years. the project will provide for the dem mrigs and complete replacement of the terminal building envelope as well as the construction of a temporary boarding area while a new boarding area is built. consolidation of passenger check points and airline counters and concession space. it includes the consolidation of the baggage and screen in terminal one. it's scheduled and implementations for each phase of the terminal one project. the partners will develop the cost estimates and budgets and provide quality assurance

the airport is seeking your approval for service project for pc parson -- excuse me, partner. it's a transportation group and the alan group and this will have support services for the terminal one area, redevelopment plan. which is known as the t-1 program. it's for a total of $32 million. the proposed contract is for one year with a first year payment not to exceed $4.5 million and carries a 9 one year option to extend the contact for a ten year term. the terminal one program is a renovation of a 50 year old terminal and boarding area which has phased over ten years. the project will provide for the dem mrigs and complete replacement of the terminal building envelope as well as the construction of a temporary boarding area while a new boarding area is bu

the airport is seeking your approval for service project for pc parson -- excuse me, partner. it's a transportation group and the alan group and this will have support services for the terminal one area, redevelopment plan. which is known as the t-1 program. it's for a total of

our second lady is mary parson. today is her 85th birthday.surprise her with a brand new look. let's hear her story. >> look at your beautiful family. four generations. >> aren't they wonderful? >> and happy birthday. 85th birthday, i can't believe it. >> thank you, thank you. believe it. >> such a gift having your family here and i know you want to give it to your mother for her 85th. >> it was a big surprise, we packed her all up and brought her here without knowing we were going. when he came out of pre-school, he had the sign and she started crying. we drove from massachusetts to bring her over here today. >> are you ready to cry a little more? >> yes, i probably will. >> do you want to be on tv? >> yes. >> oh. >> so sweet. okay. she is here with her daughter, caroline and her two grandsons, jack and bo. let's take one last look at mary and bring out the 85-year-old today, mary parsons. >> wow. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow! >> stay right there. okay, everybody, take a look at grandmother and great-grandmother, and mom. and mom! >> oh, my gosh. >

the tornadoes today, they're nowhere near come parson of the ef-5. i mean, obviously, we can't forget about it, but it's nowhere near come parson. for all the bad things that have happened today, in a way, we kind of touched for the parameters that we're setting up for this afternoon and evening. >> david holder, glad you're okay. dave holder is a storm chaser. thanks very much. >>> i think we have the lieutenant governor of oklahoma joining us on the phone. lieutenant governor, are you there? >> i'm with you. >> what can you tell us about the damage, the casualties. give us an update, if you can. >> i wish i could. i wish i had something more concrete to share with you. i know a lot of people are watching you. it's still so early. we don't know what the reports are. i don't want to get into numbers because it confirms to be reported on broadcast. there will be significant reports of injury. i do believe i'm on the road right now. it's southwest of oklahoma city. it's a little bit of high winds touching down, i don't know for sure. but one of the cha

>> winston parsons was selected as an at large rep and that came from the last programs meetings. before we open this up for public comment i want to say i think this is a really critical project and the 11 members have is a challenge to make sure the b r t has major business and resident input. the details have been frustrating. we have a gentleman who has been active as the transportation authority c ac. we value his work there but that's why matthew goldberg it's one of the b r ts that needs a wide range of input. i think that mr. goldberg has an proactively involved and he's a rider as well. i want to say that he has a master in transportation and also resident input into the non profit i sector but also the private and public work together. i think he would be a very enthusiastic member of the c ac who would add expertise to the committee. if there's no other comments i see commissioners >> my only comment and fortunately, this pretapes my supervisor but the person who served as supervisor doesn't live in the district. and there are no members open this particular committee t

prosecutors say parsons worked as a prostittue in oakland near naso's home at the time.os also told the jury how parson's case and the others went unsolved for years. that is until naso was arrested in 2010 in connection with violating his probation on a theft charge in nevada. during a search of his reno nevada home and a safe deposit box. prosecutor revealed. photos of the victims were discovered, including news clippings of their murders, and some lingerie. we also learning that prosecutors now believe, in addition to the four victims they claim naso murdered a 5th woman. at 6. find out what naso had defends himself in this he had to the say to the jury members who are comtemplating his fate. in marin ocounty terisa estacio, kron 4 news. for it, but there was no >> word from the u=s supreme still, no word court today on proposition eight. they have agreed to rule this month on california's voter=approved ban on same sex marriages. grant lodes is here with a look at what that ruling could be, >> a lot of marriage plans on hold while those justices make up their minds.

murders of 18-year-old roxene roggasch in 1977; 22-year-old carmen colon in 1978; 38-year-old pamela parsons in 1993; and 31- year-old tracy tafoya in 1994. will begin monday. stay with kron 4. we will have a camera in the courtroom for the opening statements in this high profile case. do iwe are following devleoping news out of the mid-west. killed. details after the break. in the bay area. rocketing. i'll break down the new numbers at 5:30. but first, if you think flying coach is cramped already. you probably won't be happy with a major airlines new plan. to squeeze in more seats. the news at five continues next. h2 [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free with other qualifying internet offers. [ male

. >> take james parsons, a retired grocery store manager. now at age 82, he is the production supervisor for pacific coast tv station. here teaching a lighting class to a new set of interns. >> age is a state of mind. if you don't mind, doesn't matter. >> these days the station is being innone dated by internship requests by college students and mid career professionals who need diggal r shame in taking an unpaid internship. >> they don't feel like they have all the time in the world and it is fairly clear when you watch them go about doing what they are doing. they are not playing around. they are serious. i just enjoy everything i'm doing. every time i go out that door, i learned something. >> it is even better now that he makes the paycheck. >> sometimes the long shots pay off the biggest. >> you can't just walk up to any company and ask for an internship. you need to get college credit if it's unpaid. and we do have a link to kpix.com. perhaps they need to get a job, internship. >> fix that car making all that noise. sue in san francisco

parsons hopes that will happen soon. >> we get to see what it looks like withoutfá any skin on it. >>> napster co-founder and former facebook president shawn parker goti] married this weeke, and it was not your standard wedding. the 33-year-old web entrepreneur  alexandra lennis. a spokesman for the couple says they tied the knot last night in front of 300 family and friends at the ventxd nah spa in big su. the couple's 5-year-old daughter winter played some role in the ceremony. "forbes" estimates parker's net worth at $2 billion. the mercury news says the han $10 million and guests had to show up in whatever garb lennis assigned them. can't wait to see the wedding album. >> yeah. they made out costumes for the guests. called in. >> i know. i want to see the pictures. >> a million dollars in flowers. >> we'll be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah

he plays a brilliant but sensible physicists, providing an excellent foil to jim parsons, and later this year he will be seen in the independent film, cbgbs. bigs take a look at the bang theory theory. >> glasses off. find waldo. .> hurry up find him, find him. >> i'm trying. don't yell at me. >> he is wearing a hat, glasses, and a red striped shirt. could you not find him? >> because he is hard to find. if he was easy to find, the book would he called, there is waldo. >> i almost did not recognize you with the beard. that is your summer look? >> sheer laziness. ?> you look forward to this you are one of those people who loves to work? >> i love to work. i do not look forward to the brakes. even every once in a while we have a weeklong hiatus to let writers do some writing, and i do not like those. am honored to have you on. >> i am honored to be on. i am a lifelong fan. >> and my staff had you booked, i said, it is about time. , are they still in first run, and the reason i asked that question is i see you like five times a day. time.on all the i literally had to go back and realize you

the 18-year-old across the county and the 38-year-old pamela parsons and the 31-year- old. each woman has matching initials, leading to this being called the double initial murder. all the advice were found along the road and that they testified in the preliminary hearing that the women were likely strangled to death. the women met them while she was a photographer. and the prosecution labels were a sexual deviance with a sexual long case. they showed disturbing photos to jurors of the victim's body, but they said that there is no evidence against him. in his rambling opening statement, that included a glimpse into the childhood and the love for the photography. telling the jury that he has been looking forward to this day to tell his side of the story and refute the character assassination. the courtroom is packed for the death penalty case. some people like this woman from santa cruz don't know him, but believe that he is innocent. >> you see these people that do these things as they gloat in it. he's not representing that way. >> ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >>> the trial is

. >> take james parsons, a retired grocery store manager, took an internship, learned the ropes and now at age 82 he's the production supervisor for pacific coast tv station here teaching a lighting klass to a new set of interns. >> age is a state of mind. >> these days, the station is being inundated by internship requests from college students and increasing number of prochgsals who need digital media experience and have no shame taking an unpaid internship. >> they don't feel like they've got all the time in the world, and it's fairly clear when you watch them go about doing what they're doing. they're not -- you know, they're not playing around. they're serious. >> i just enjoy everything i'm doing because every time i go out that door, i've learned something. >> and it's even better now that he makes a paycheck. now, it can be tricky if you're not coming out of a four-year college, if you're not a young student, you are in your mid career. you do need to still get credit perhaps your local community college if you're not getting paid. that's one of the rules. now, for more informat

very expensive why is it expensive because the government is buying debt but also because of the parson inflation the very price inflation that bernanke and his predecessors have caused here right i mean is really interesting that he would i think he said if there were a car off the cliff and then they would do it all over again well it's reminiscent of the bailout of the auto industry in two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine isn't it right and i think we also had another clip relating to the i don't i mean i can even bring up the broken window or broken cadillac because there. i think most of us would agree that people who have say little formal schooling but labor honestly and diligently to help feed clothe and educate their families are deserving of greater respect and help if necessary than many people who are superficially more successful. and there also more fun to have a beer with. that's all that i know about sociology well these things even when it is like knowledge and sociology well and he's always trying to portray himself as a man of the people he went on sixty m

. >> it was 38-year-old pamela parson ones of four women he was charged with murdering. tracy trafoya. and carmen colon, 1978. because their first and last names begin with the same letter investigators doubled this the alphabet killer case. now, the i team learned details about a phone shall fifth victim. >> it's horrifying. you hear about that stuff but when it happens to someone you know it's different. >> renee changed her name to jair dylan she was a fan of bob dylan. the couple attended 100 though shoes and often saw sarah dylan there. >> when i first het her i thought she was way too much like gosh sarah, tone it down. >> there is a girl called sarah dylan. >> dylan is in the name. >> keith and sonia arranged to meet sarah dylan for the west coast tour spring, 1992 but she never showed up. >> i knew right then she was either dead, being held captive somewhere that. is the only thick that could keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw jair dylan. six years later a logger found a skull bleach frtd sun and missing a lower jaw. investigators concluded the vi

. >> it was 38 pamela parsons one of four women joe naso was charged with murdering. and then 1977 in marin county and carmen in contra costa county. because first and last names begin with the same letters they dubbed this alphabet killer case. i-team has learned new details about a potential fifth victim. >> it's horrifying. you hear about that kind of stuff, but when it happens to someone you know. it's completely different. >> prosecutors believe joe naso killed this couple's friend. rene changed her name to sara dillon because she was just a fan of bob dylan. they attended hundred shows and saw sara there. >> first night. >> the girl sara dylan. >> bob discussed her in an interview. >> people follow me around. driver's licenses and dylan is her name. >> they arranged to meet her in the west coast tour but she never showed up. >> i knew right then that she was either dead or being held a captive against her will or vegetable somewhere they couldn't identify. that is the only thing that would keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw her again. six years l

airport, terminal 1/boarding area b redevelopment program between t1 partners, a joint venture of parsonsansportation group, inc., the allen group, llc, and epc consultants, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in the not to exceed amount of $4,453,178 for the first year of services; this is a multi-year, multi-phased program with an estimated total contract value in the not to exceed amount of $32,000,000 pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b).

airport, terminal 1/boarding area b redevelopment program between t1 partners, a joint venture of parsons transportation group, inc., the allen group, llc, and epc consultants, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in the not to exceed amount of $4,453,178 for the first year of services; this is a multi-year, multi-phased program with an estimated total contract value in the not to exceed amount of $32,000,000 pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b). >> colleagues, can we take this same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> next item. >> item 27 is a resolution approving the continuation of the new market tax credit program, established by the former redevelopment agency of the city and county of san francisco, revisions to the bylaws of the san francisco community investment fund, and contributions of city staff under a cooperative agreement, and authorizing the san francisco community investment fund to enter into contracts to implement new market tax credit program at no cost to the city's general fund. >> colleagu

. >> it was 38 pamela parsons one of four women joe naso was charged with murdering. and then 1977 in marin county and carmen in contra costa county. because first and last names begin with the same letters they dubbed this alphabet killer case. i-team has learned new details about a potential fifth victim. >> it's horrifying. you hear about that kind of stuff, but when it happens to someone you know. it's completely different. >> prosecutors believe joe naso killed this couple's friend. rene changed her name to sara dillon because she was just a fan of bob dylan. they attended hundred shows and saw sara there. >> first night. >> the girl sara dylan. >> bob discussed her in an interview. >> people follow me around. driver's licenses and dylan is her name. >> they arranged to meet her in the west coast tour but she never showed up. >> i knew right then that she was either dead or being held a captive against her will or vegetable somewhere they couldn't identify. that is the only thing that would keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw her again. six years l

. >> it was 38-year-old pamela parson ones of four women he was charged with murdering. tracy trafoya. and carmen colon, 1978. because their first and last names begin with the same letter investigators doubled this the alphabet killer case. now, the i team learned details about a phone shall fifth victim. >> it's horrifying. you hear about that stuff but when it happens to someone you know it's different. >> renee changed her name to jair dylan she was a fan of bob dylan. the couple attended 100 though shoes and often saw sarah dylan there. >> when i first het her i thought she was way too much like gosh sarah, tone it down. >> there is a girl called sarah dylan. >> dylan is in the name. >> keith and sonia arranged to meet sarah dylan for the west coast tour spring, 1992 but she never showed up. >> i knew right then she was either dead, being held captive somewhere that. is the only thick that could keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw jair dylan. six years later a logger found a skull bleach frtd sun and missing a lower jaw. investigators concluded the vi

in come parson to the target is that by what we have seen on scenario two, we suggest that the prostheticshe target behind the door are more fatal than what was illustrated on board number one. >> a demonstration was inconclusive because we can't know everything of what the police are taking into account. >> the prosecution may be armed with more than just forensic evidence. inves gaitors found cell phones in the bathroom that reveal motive or other vital clues. and, according to testimony of the hearing, the state's evidence includes a witness who allegedly heard loud arguele during the hour before reeva was shot. and the judge made it clear that he had trouble believing all of pistorius' claims. >> i had difficulty why they did not ascertain his girlfriend. i have difficulty coming to terms that the accused did not seek to verify who exactly was in the toilet when he could have asked. i have difficulty appreciating why the deceased would not have screamed back from the toilet. >> now, when the dramatic five days were over, not unwhether he believed. >> . >> now, not even before his trial

listen to dan parsons in just a moment.ings for most of the day. but you see here on the horizon, the dark puffs there? that means that there's something man-made burning, not nature, but maybe paint, maybe chemicals, vinyl, fabrics, those are homes, we're told by the sheriff here that at least 80 homes by his estimate have burned. that he believes will surpass 100 today. now let's go to dan parson, he's lived in black forest for 25 years, this is the first time he's had to leave as part of a mandatory evacuation. let's listen. >> my neighbors have called me, they're on their phones wondering what's going on with their house, this is only just here in our community. you can only imagine what's going on in the timber area and people wondering, i can't imagine sitting there watching on tv and wondering if my house is gone or it's not. >> more than 7,000 people out of their homes in either hotels, or with friends and family. at shelters that have been opened by the red cross. wondering if those dark puffs of smoke are their ho

which happened in london, finally it happened, at first it was a bit difficult, i offered to teach at parsons and the shenka university but unfortunately they are, they beth fell through at the last minute, which was a real shame, and but, you know,ly continue to try and make something happen. these are things that i am happy to do, and if anyone has any ideas how to make amends, please -- >> rose: what is going to be the hardest thing for you in terms of climbing back to where you find some piece and an ability to use your talents to the fullest use along lines of excellence? what is going to be the difficult part of the route or do you believe you have already passed that? >> no, surprise is not easy, charlie, it has been a difficult journey. >> you are at risk of falling off at any time? >> yes. that can happen. i have to be honest with you. as long as i am completely well that i am powerless over alcohol. you know, and one drink for me would be not enough and that one drink would be too much. i mentioned earlier that that incident is a daily reminder that i don't want to go there. >> does

zachary construction and parsons, that morales says collectively checks out. but at the last board meeting some citizens weren't so convinced. >> you should consider the following, how thorough is the vetting of tudor perrini. >> i urge you that the red flags are flying. >> last september, tudor perrini lost its investment grade rating. >> the junk bond rating question was quickly answered by the board member michael rossman. >> is it true you have to be investment grade to qualify for bidding? >> yes. >> is that true? >> yes, investment grade. bring up your experts. the answer is no, you don't have to. bring up your experts. >> even if california isn't legally required to hire investment grade contractors, there are still many questions left unanswered for elizabeth alexis. >> you should not go go forward with a contractor where you have any known pathway that they could be going bankrupt. >> alexis is a former wall street executive who belongs to the group californians advocating for responsible rail design. she wants to know what evidence exists that the bo

year-old woman in marin county, a 22-year-old woman in contra costa county, a 38-year- old pamela parsons and 31-year- old tracy tofoya in yuba county. each woman has matching initials which has led to this being called the double initial murders. all the women's bodies were found along rural roads and a pathologist testified they were probably strangled. it's alleged may so met the women prostitutes when he was a photographer. today naso commented he has nothing against prostitutes. the prostitute labels him a sexual deviant and has a seemingly strong case including dna evidence. today the prosecutor showed disturbing photos to jurors of the victims' bodies. but naso says there is no evidence against him. in his sometimes rambling opening statement that included a glimpse into his childhood and his love for photography, naso told the jury he had been looking forward to this day to tell his side of the story and refute what he calls the prosecution's character assassination. the courtroom is packed for the death penalty case. some people like this woman from santa cruz don't know him but

. >> make sure that you're on the right track -- >> reporter: along with sherry parsons, all of avia,co's rachel chambers and debbie, they lead a u.c. course on how to be the best administrative assistant. >> it's a partnership. >> we teach them how to to be a business partner by learning the goals of the company. >> reporter: one, think outside the job description box. sit in on meetings. learn what the company is doing and its goals. that transforms once munday, simple tasks like writing -- mundane, simple tasks like writing down an appointment. >> strategic versus tactical. not just answering the phone and taking a message. you really have to understand what you're doing and why you're doing it. >> reporter: who gets to see the ceo, when, and most importantly why. >> he has no idea who he's seeing, where he's going. i've put it all together. he trust me because i know the business priorities. >> based on the objectives, i know based on sitting in the staff meeting that this is not important. and i'm going to get you in 60, 90 days out. >> reporter: lesson two, go above and beyond.

joining us now, tom parsons, best fares.com and former american eagle airlines ceo peter valor.rnoon, guys. thank you for joining us. >> good afternoon. >> thank you. >> tom, let's start with you. considering the programs in the past have failed, why is this one going to work this time around? >> well, actually, when you look at los angeles to monterrey, if you went to buy a no-advance purchase ticket, it's a minimum of $500. you're in san francisco and you want to go to santa barbara, again, about $500. or if you just want to fly between san francisco and los angeles, and buy it with no advance purchase, you're looking at $250 to $300. if you're a business traveler that goes those routes two, three times a month, then this program will pay off. you also don't have to worry about tsa. you don't have to worry about checking -- worry about the baggage rules and restrictions. again, you get the free adult drinks, which would make your trip a little happier. >> i see. peter, so that's -- it's good for the flyer, if it makes sense. if there's a break-even point where it makes sense t

mary parsons. >> wow! >> oh, my gosh! >> stay right there.shes away years. it's amazing. with this color, it's so close to her natural, that she won't have an obvious root line. >> a mary martin cut. >> right. it gave her a pinch of color. remember, less is best. especially when we become a little more, you know, more mature. >> what do you think? caroline? >> unreal. the whole thing has been a fairy tale. >> beautiful. you look just beautiful. >> beautiful. >> oh! >> you look so beautiful. >> we had so much fun trying on everything. this is just the perfect fit from london times. celebrating her 85th birthday. >> what are you going to do to celebrate? >> this. >> this is it. >> big round of applause for both of them. [ applause ] good job, guys. nice job. >>> a teen abler who faced tragedy and a blessing. >>> right after this. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sw

the smoke from the parsons fire has been so severe that a health warning has been posted for neighboring merced county. the fire as cause nearly 1000 people to flee their homes. evacuation orders come as the fire has burned more than 1,600 a. and containment retain remained at 50% as of monday evening. a spokesperson for cal fires as the fire was started by an unattended campfire. firefighters in colorado are mopping up hot spots from the most destructive wildfires in state history. the black forest fire is just outside colorado springs. it killed two people, destroyed 502 homes and burned more than 22 square miles. is 85 percent contained. hundreds of evacuated residents have been allowed back into the burn area. investigators been allowed back into the blook at them kids.ators [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor,