i think we should lower the cost. >> armstrong: raphael armstrong? >> raphael: i think it is great. >> armstrong: we can't thank you enough. you may know their parents. you have to give encouragement to parents when they do a good job. parents are in the business of raising children, being involved and making them good stewards of society but citizens that contribute and return the investment to make america a better place that is who we are. that is what we should be about. good day, thank you for joining us from the show. [captioning provided by u.s. captioning company] >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following four this morning on "world news now" of. >>> at least five people are dead after severe flooding along the western gulf coast and more flooding is likely today as the thunderstorms continue. we'll have more details in a moment. >> after weekend protests, the green zone in baghdad has returned to normal this morning. thousands broke into the fortified area saturday and storme

the speaker is deborah raphael. this is a discussion item. >> director raphael: i would like to ask the new staff members here to stand up and come quickly to the microphone and i would love rather than me reading your names if you would introduce yourself and just say where you came from and what you are doing at the department of the environment now. there's a lot because the last commission meeting went long and we did not do that. they did not all start in the last month. >> staff: on sara peters i do social media and live the media is oh. the sunni taking photos don't get creeped out or worry. i then requested six photos some trying to catalog this advance. i came from san jose sharks. i'm happy to work with the department of the environment now. thanks. cap >> staff: my name is miguel-i was brought into duke energy re: could i with an internet copious goes and him coming back after graduating from san francisco state. i spent a year after that working in allegheny county and mandatory recycle program. relates

the speaker is deborah raphael. this is a discussion item. >> director raphael: i would like to ask the new staff members here to stand up and come quickly to the microphone and i would love rather than me reading your names if you would introduce yourself and just say where you came from and what you are doing at the department of the environment now. there's a lot because the last commission meeting went long and we did not do that. they did not all start in the last month. >> staff: on sara peters i do social media and live the media is oh. the sunni taking photos don't get creeped out or worry. i then requested six photos some trying to catalog this advance. i came from san jose sharks. i'm happy to work with the department of the environment now. thanks. cap >> staff: my name is miguel-i was brought into duke energy re: could i with an internet copious goes and him coming back after graduating from san francisco state. i spent a year after that working in allegheny county and mandatory recycle program. relates

the speaker is deborah raphael.is is a discussion item. >> director raphael: i would like to ask the new staff members here to stand up and come quickly to the microphone and i would love rather than me reading your names if you would introduce yourself and just say where you came from and what you are doing at the department of the environment now. there's a lot because the last commission meeting went long and we did not do that. they did not all start in the last month. >> staff: on sara peters i do social media and live the media is oh. the sunni taking photos don't get creeped out or worry. i then requested six photos some trying to catalog this advance. i came from san jose sharks. i'm happy to work with the department of the environment now. thanks. cap >> staff: my name is miguel-i was brought into duke energy re: could i with an internet copious goes and him coming back after graduating from san francisco state. i spent a year after that working in allegheny county and mandatory recycle program. relates sai

it suggests the man is cruz's father, raphael. the problem is there's no proof na the photograph is cruzs. dad and cruz's dad says it's not him. mr. trump called in to the fox morning show and said the following -- >> his father with was lee harvey oswald prior to you know, shot. i mean, nobody even brings it up. they don't even talk about that. that was reported and nobody talks about it. what was he doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death -- before the shooting? >> i cannot believe i need to say the follow, here goes, there is no corroborated evidence that ted cruz's father ever met lee harvey oswald or any other presidential assassin. we, in the media, don't talk about it because there's no evidence of it. there is contrary evidence, well of about the picture was taken, raphael cruz's sister was brutally beaten by castro forces and raphael cruz denounced the regime. any suggestion that cruz's father played a role in the kennedy assassination is ridiculous. and, frankly, shameful. now that's not an anti-trump posit

lillian cam was in san raphael where they spoke to a group of republicans about what happened when chrisvens and three other americans lost their lives. >> i was the ranger. >> chris poronto is one who really knows what happened in benghazi. >> the state department failed us. they did. all right? that is not a political statement. that is just a fact. >> pronto's story was told in the book," 13 hours," which was later turned into a movie earlier this year, he was hired by the cia to provide security. the same group that defied orders to stand down when the consulate was under terrorist attack on september 11th, 2012. >> if you want to get back to the exact words, wait, stand down, told 15 minutes into it, another wait, 25 into it, that last one is when the team made a team decision and said we need to go. >> to this day, pronto has no idea why his team was told to stand down. he believes if they had been dispatched in the beginning, some of the americans including chris stevens would have been alive today. >> he should not have died, he should have been helped. he was a patriot. and the

joining us now from the weather center, nbc news meteorologist, raphael miranda.ee this potentially dangerous storm, you know, start to dissipate a little bit? >> it's going to take a while, erica. unfortunately, we have two threats this afternoon that we're tracking. one the flooding we mentioned across the gulf coast. that's continuing and now we have a new severe weather threat across the south. 12 million americans at risk. you can see this area shaded in yellow. that's where the greatest risk is for severe thunderstorms this afternoon and into tonight. including roanoke, raleigh, charlotte, and also asheville. conditions are ripe. it's been quiet so far. you can see these storms popping now. our first severe thunderstorm watch has now been issued. the instability is there and we expect to see more storms with the potential for wind damage and even large hail as we head throughout the afternoon and evening. let's time it out on futurecast. you can see, this is what we can expect this afternoon. showers and thunderstorms, lightning and heavy rain, the main thre

this is our translator, raphael, who like the cops doesn't want gang members seeing his face and targetingis family. every night this team from the local morgue heads out to collect the bodies. it's only 9:00 and the body count is already at seven. seemingly everybody is at risk here. we find a 23-year-old named carlos shot inside his own home after ordering a pizza. this is his mother. >> he was her baby. >> reporter: she insists her son wasn't even in a gang. >> every night, 24-7. ♪ >> reporter: so, we're heading into a neighborhood controlled by barrio 18. we're going to talk to the gang leader. we had to get advanced permission to enter, because if you don't, you're in serious danger. >> reporter: we're here to meet the local gang leader who goes by pablo which is spanish for nail. does that mean you have to resort to violence? >> if you need to get hard, you go hard. >> reporter: if you walked into an ms area -- >> they kill you. they maybe kill us too. >> reporter: so, that's how fierce loyalty is, you will kill somebody from a rival gang? as a boy, he moved to virginia from a gang a

rector rafael >> director raphael: i have a question. you mentioned the importance of follow-up not only from a right after the development is finished but did then use it every 18 months you would check in with the developer to make sure that: certain place. our developers still involved in their development or are they gone? who do you check up with? >> testifier: great question. ultimately, the undervalues the property owner is ultimately responsible for implementing the plan. there are a lot of different ways that developments are built. sometimes developers will go through the planning commission and get entitled to so the project and someone else builds it. some developers do the whole thing and go on through. ultimately, we are requiring a property owner to designate a pdm coordinator on site. so that we have a point of contact that we can reach. we are still working through the logistics on the court, nader changes over time, but that's the idea that we have someone that we can talk to in the coordinator can be shared between bui

rav raphael nadal out of the french open. forced out by a wrist injury. announcement coming as a bit of a shock, the nine time french open champion advanced to the third round and an inflamed tendon in his left wrist made hitting the ball too painful to continue. raphael nadal out of the french open. >>> finally on this memorial day weekend a pair of army officers paying tribute to fallen soldiers through song. ♪ counting down the days until i come home ♪ ♪ it will be okay >> those are first lieutenants justin wright and andrew yakovan who met in basic training and stationed 40 miles away from each other in afghanistan, so they make music together through skype and other technologies. very nice, huh? >> yeah. >> amazing. >> they sing about the things they want to do after war right? >> yeah. >> the places they want to see in america. i love that. >> very nice. >> let's not forget what memorial day is all about. let's check the forecast. rob, i got to say you have been out the past couple of weekends and i missed you. >> i miss you too, dan. good to see yo

we've come to this amazing conference in san raphael to seek truth, truth that will lead to the visionsand actions that we need for that healing. i believe that that truth may be found in trees. trees actually represent many truths. as a scientist, trees are known as a perennial woody plant having a main trunk and a distinct crown.

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is referring to national inquirer article, which says, this photo from the warren commission shows raphael cruz with oswald at a pro castro rally. the cruz campaign says it is not true, and that trump is detached from reality. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders is hoping to pull off an upset against hillary clinton, he had coffee with voters in indianapolis today. but even if sanders does pull off the upset, he's unlikely to gain grounds on clinton in the delegate race. clinton is campaigning in west virginia ahead of that state's primary next week. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> keep it on cbs-3 throughout the day for the latest updates from campaign 2016. we'll have the primary results tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> right now, police are searching for the gunman who shot two cousins, early this morning, in north philadelphia. the victims, 16 year old boy, and 20 year old woman, told police a man approached them and opened fire near summerset and park avenue, around 1:00 this morning. right now the victims are in stage condition. police investigators also

. >>> meanwhile convicted murder err raphael robb has been refused early release, the former university of pennsylvania professor was convicted in the murder of his wife, ellen, in 2006. now, has been fighting for early release ever since. monday gemmery county district attorney kevin steel says rob will likely spends his entire sentence in prison until at least 2017. the d.a. says after that, rob will be on ten years of supervised probation. >>> grief counselors are at bridgeton high school today to help students deal with the weekends deaths of two classmates. the driver, 17 year oldish a, soon on the left, and passenger, 15 year old mikhail a mostly killed saturday when they crashed into a tree driving home from their prom. two other girls were in the car and taken to the hospital, someone in critical condition, the other in serious condition it is not clear what caused the crash n south philadelphia police tell us driver lost control of their car and smashed into several parked cars. this happened, before midnight, at ninth and tasker. one person was hurt, and "eyewitness news" has

. >> prosecutors announced today that parole board has denied early release for 65-year-old raphael robbhe kill his wife ellen inside their upper merion home in 2006. the former penn economics professor pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. a judge sentenced him to five to 10 years in prison. he will now serve 10 full years with his release expected next year. >>> the mayor's office says there's ban spike in the number of homeless people in center city. today mayor kenney announced the details of a new homeless out reach strategy. goal to target four center city hot spots where home allegation people pan ham and once they're located uniformed out reach teams were offer options that will help them get emergency housing and access to other services like drug rehab and medical treatment. >> philadelphia is a world class city and it should be a world class city for everyone who lives in it no matter what their circumstances and we're committed to preventing ending homeless out reach is an important first step. >> the out reach began immediately after today's announcement center city area

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter raphael solomon shows us the behavior could be a sign of somethingh more serious. >> with cameras in more and more places you've seen videos like these. adults losing their cool and throwing temper tantrum. >> ahh! >> it may not just be bad behavior it could be intermittent explosive device or ied. doctors charles altman the chief of psychiatry at chestnut hill hospital. he says the disorder is more than just road rage or anger management issues. but says those with the illness tend to have extreme outbursts multiple times week over a period of time. >> we all react to stresses and frustrations in life but when someone is out of control they react diss proportion natalie to what's bothering them and it happens again and again. >> reporter: roger heater began exhibiting violent behavior at young as three years old. >> very very calm and then the smallest thing makes you just escalate to the highest rage. >> dr. altman treatment includes cognitive behavior therapy the person learns what think triggers are and how to cope with every day stress. heater s

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter raphael solomon shows us the behavior could be a sign of somethingh more serious. >> with cameras in more and more places you've seen videos like these. adults losing their cool and throwing temper tantrum. >> ahh! >> it may not just be bad behavior it could be intermittent explosive device or ied. doctors charles altman the chief of psychiatry at chestnut hill hospital. he says the disorder is more than just road rage or anger management issues. but says those with the illness tend to have extreme outbursts multiple times week over a period of time. >> we all react to stresses and frustrations in life but when someone is out of control they react diss proportion natalie to what's bothering them and it happens again and again. >> reporter: roger heater began exhibiting violent behavior at young as three years old. >> very very calm and then the smallest thing makes you just escalate to the highest rage. >> dr. altman treatment includes cognitive behavior therapy the person learns what think triggers are and how to cope with every day stress. heater s

raphael scott is 29 years old. 12 years ago he was injured in car accident while visiting lincoln technicalte in columbia maryland. he's now a paraplegic. his mother has been working to find way for him to go to lincoln together. that will ow be up possible especially without their van. >> he can ride the bus but he can't get to lincoln tech. i want him to get to lincoln tech. i want him to fulfill his dream. >> the scott do's not have a picture of the van but say eighths bluish purple 1998 dodge caravan again a blue issue purple 1998 dodge car have a van. if you have any information, please call police. >>> we have dramatic new details about the investigation into the death of prince. the music icon was apparently seeking help from an addiction expert the day before he prominent doctor in california says prince's representatives reach out to him saying prince was dealing with a grave medical emergency. the doctors doctor says he couldn't make the trip but he zen his son in his place. it was the son who called 911 the next morning after he and two staffers found prince unresponsive in an el

>>itep 5 are craig raphael and sophia forde. >> good evening commissioners. caig craig raphael from sfmta it is our plezer to present the 5 year capital improvement program. we were here during the last budget cycle so happy to be back. we will give a high level overview of capital investment the mx ta plan tooz make to inform potential impact for small business and identify potential opportunities for collaboration and the second reason we are presenting is to continue the dialogue between the mta, business commission and community and the members of the public at large. what is capital improvement program? cip is a 5 year program of projects. what that means is mta has a 20 year capital plan which is all investments we need to make to transportation system to keep it running and safe and reliable. as we two years we update our 5 year plan and map out all the revenue that we think we have a good chance of getting the two year brujt cycle and map those to spinge projects and that lows us to create a plan to take the agencies priorities and cities priorities f

raphael figueroa says in the past he was locked a year and a half straight in solitary. >> i've been beaten down, almost killed exactly in this jail. i've been more in prison than in streets. >> reporter: he says he's changed forever. which brings us to the new man in charge at rikers. his most controversial idea -- country to get rid of solitary altogether, for the younger inmates, 18 to 21 years old. a small percentage of the population, the most difficult to control. >> doesn't that give you pause? getting rid? >> and it's not easy. i mean, these are -- these are difficult, dangerous people that we're dealing with. i'm not saying this is an easy task for us. but it's a much better hopeful outcome than what we were doing. >> reporter: you're never been taken in that belief? >> i haven't. >> he feels strongly about this. diane sawyer is here tonight. you talked to so many people inside the wall, including a 17-year-old son who had never been away from home. >> 17-year-old son. and nonviolent drug offense, so many there are. and you will get a chance to see if it's possible for the l

. >> director raphael: thank you. you know, the city's climate action strategy is summarized as 0-50-100 words in mission meeting we take a look at one of those items like to focus discussion or action items around that topic. tonight will be looking at 50, the issue of transportation. but you'll notice in tonight's presentation that sometimes those decisions are not so bright between them because one of our 50 presentations is actually going to have an intersection with our 100. so, often when we are looking at transportation were also asking things out energy sources. look at how, electrified and how can we clean up the electricity source when we do a electrified. the other thing that you'll notice is that this is a strategy for the city that takes a lot of partners. it takes various city agencies, or department of the environment is actually very small part of that equation. we work very closely with other city partners, whether the planning department, the mta, cd, the alphabet soup of all the transportation world

.) >> govern superintendent and board members i'm raphael vice president of ti care about the might be concern the members as you can see there is a board that shows disparity where people employees on the other side the city does are over $10,000 more a year than the same counter workers that work here in the unified school district our janitors and healthy and viral workers like myself that being said that i'm asking for a pay period for your members not all at once but some kind of process to build our workers up to a december sent wage anyone that lives in san francisco knows that is hard i was born and raised and cannot afford to live here he thought i made pretty good money but now my rent is up 4 thousand explores i do want to spend my check i'll live in hayward i love san francisco i come here and represent the members that you see behind me wearing purple i'd like to have a fair wage i know there are members that don't go homeless you excuse me - $45,000 our custodian mass 45 thousand to live in san francisco on your own anyone that knows san francisco knows that is impossible

raphael, thank you so much. we just wanted to pop this up on the screen and want you to be the judge on this cinco demayo, this is what donald trump tweeted out. eating out of a taco bowl and tweeted taco bowls made in trump tower grill. i love hispanics. you be the judge. tell me what you think. send me a tweet. >>> next, cnn gets exclusive access to the world's most advanced submarine. >> so i'm standing on the bridge of the "uss missouri." it's a nuclear attack submarine so rare visit, really, one of the most incredible things i have done as a reporter f. you wonder what it's like inside underwater, come inside. we'll give you a view. >>> flashback to the cold war. u.s. and russian submarine activity reaching levels not seen in decades and in response, the pentagon upping the game to try to maintain supreme sy on the seas n. a cnn exclusive, chief national security correspondent jim sciutto went aboard the "uss missouri." watch this. >> reporter: the "uss missouri" nuclear attack submarine. sailing to exercis

no hotspots coming up we'll take a look at 580 i'll track that ride to the richmond san raphael bridgend golden gate coming up in a bit. >>> 5:31 and in the south bay we now know the name of the man stabbed and child outside an east san jose restaurant last week. let's take a look at the video from that night, 23-year-old juan cerano was killed some time late thursday night or early friday morning. he was stabbed at least once in a parking lot outside the la cabana restaurant on story road. he went into the restaurant after the stabbing and somebody called 911 but he died at the scene. police do not have a detailed description of the attacker. >>> federal safety regulators are meeting today to talk about what caused last years deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. now the cause won't officially be determined until the ntsb meets today but an official who was briefed on the investigation says the train engineer was distracted by radio transmissions before the crash. eight people died and more than 200 others were injured in this crash last may. he had told investigators he recalled

i did some of my own research and this is raphael cruz back in the '60s and while i'm pretty sure hen't have anything to do with the assassination of jfk, he does look like a james bond villain from the sean connery eras. he actually had a press conference to announce that his father did not kill jfk. >> don donald trump alleged tha dad was involved in the assassination of jfk. let's be clear. this is nuts. this is not a reasonable position. it's just cookie. >> it is the best though. it really is great. [ applause ] >> jimmy: finally. we have a good show tonight. adam carolla is here tonight. "sing street." . music from the avett brothers, lucy boynton is here. they kept giving me very bad streets. i thought i was a celebrity, guys. i want to get to the bottom of this. hey, guys, how's it going? >> fellas, i have something to tell you. it's not easy for us. >> just tell us what you have to tell us. we're all family. >> whatever. >> jimmy: guys. ♪ you're not an avett brother your last name is crawford >> crawford? >> but we're brothers, right? >> oh, yeah. we have the same ears. >> j

that would be you in santa clara high of 72, blackhawk you hit 70, but not hitting 70, san raphael, hayward 63, layer of cloud cover over mount diablo. a few showers, a couple things highlighted, wanted to put it in time lapse mode, showers over the lake and i-505 corridor, north of the nut tree and vacaville still watching interstate 5 showers, south of tracy, and east of san jose. tomorrow, man that on shore flow has been with us and not much is changing ocean breeze will continue and with that flow from the ocean the chilly air above the chilly water it will be a chilly you coming up tomorrow. low pressure sitting north, one more day we will have it that counter clockwise around it is cranking up the on shore flow but keeping it stable. over far northern california for the next several days that will happen tomorrow, and next wave of pressure will give the north bay, we can see a few showers for santa rosa as that low pressure area passes north. a strong range of high pressure -- ridge of high pressure, will lead to people wanting to head out. tomorrow, yeah, 60s once gain for most of yo

and raphael cruz's father -- >> he wasn't little marco. >> the guy, no love for. some of the guys, if i were ted cruz, i wouldn't forgive him. >> a lot of them are. >> he called my father a friend of castro's. early tonight at that rally in albuquerque, donald trump addressed some protesters who dom straited inside. let's watch that. >> we have all night. let's just say, we have all night together, folks. it's a lovefest. we have all night. all night. you know, the safest place to be, anytime in our country, is at a trump rally. it's love. believe me. it's love. it's love. >> i don't know what to make of this. they do love each other, those people in that crowd. they love what they're doing. they're having the time of their life. and outside, they don't like the message at all. >> they are making people feel good. robbie jones calls them nostalgia voters. let's back to that time. >> when? >> the 'ooh 50s. >> i don't like that. that's the feeling that everybody can have it. >> not appealing for someone like me. though. >> yeah. >> that's the caveat. >> i don't know

prosecutors announce dag that parole board has denied early release for 65 year raphael robb.e was convicted of killing his wife ellen inside their upper merion home back in 2006. while she was in the kitchen wrapping christ nass gifts. the former penn economics professor pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison. he will now serve that entire sentence. >> we're grateful to the parole board for making the correct decision in this case and hearing our objection to his parole as well as the objection of ellen's family and many others. >> rob is expected to be released in 2017. once out of prison he'll be on 10 years of supervised probati probation. >>> one wild morning is one detroit man probably won't for g started when one of his employees stopped on by knock at the door. he open the door and not only was that employee there but so was something else. >> something was three month old baby. police issued amber alert around 1:00 this morning for the detroit area after father left his car running while he stopped in liquor store. whe

>>itep 5 are craig raphael and sophia forde. >> good evening commissioners. caig craig raphael from sfmta it is our plezer to present the 5 year capital improvement program. we were here during the last budget cycle so happy to be back. we will give a high level overview of capital investment the mx ta plan tooz make to inform potential impact for small business and identify potential opportunities for collaboration and the second reason we are presenting is to continue the dialogue between the mta, business commission and community and the members of the public at large. what is capital improvement program? cip is a 5 year program of projects. what that means is mta has a 20 year capital plan which is all investments we need to make to transportation system to keep it running and safe and reliable. as we two years we update our 5 year plan and map out all the revenue that we think we have a good chance of getting the two year brujt cycle and map those to spinge projects and that lows us to create a plan to take the agencies priorities and cities priorities f

. >> the former candidate's father, raphael, was confirmed as one of 155 delegates. and i believe that we can unite around a belief that it can't be business as usual. it can't be status quo. and that's more than anything what donald trump represents. he represents that he's coming here to -- yeah, to be a disrupter. and that's where i believe that a lot of our members also agree that it can't be business as usual. >> the washington congresswoman has invited trump to address the entire gop but the two haven't yet agreed on a date. >> and the presumptive nominee has won the coveted endorsement of sheldon ad delson. >> bernie sanders is campaigning in kentucky today, even as more democrats are calling on him to drop out of the race. chris jansing is covering sanders. i know that sanders has a rally later on in kentucky tonight. what can we expect to hear from him? can we expect those large crowds once again to follow? >> reporter: he's going to be in bowling green. thousands of people coming out, for examples as they did last night, 2,200 people in grand forks, despite

kind of programs in throughout the entire bay area and i'm going to a fundraiser on saturday for raphaelse, same thing. we work with foster children. >> that's great. >> keeping them in school, keeping them fed. >>> it's 5:47. you're already busy with a lot going on on the roads. >> i do. in fact we are just getting word of a possible traffic alert. looks like chp issued it. northbound 280 to northbound 880 affecting southbound 17 connector will be shut down for a big rig stuck on its side. looks like no injuries but there's activity. it will take time to clear it. north 280 to northbound 880. and then to south 17 that connector area will be completely shut down until they clear this. they are going to try to open one lane on highway 17 connector from 280. in the meantime, they have issued a so avoid the yar if you can. the rest of the -- so avoid the area if you can. the rest of the area, northbound 101/280 to 680, northbound 17 at the summit some delays as you approach the scene. could have at least one lane blocked. sluggish until you get past there. bay bridge metering lights on late

you will feel the difference in san francisco 72 degrees down from 82 yesterday, mid-80s across san raphael where it's currently 71. it will be 89 in windsor. we have a bigger change in the offing for your weekend and that forecast is coming up. >>> happening today, more than 4 million workers have a shot at over time pay. the obama administration will set new rules that will make additional workers eligible for overtime pay doubling the annual salary threshold from $23,000 to $47,500. it will update the qualifying salary figures to keep up with inflags and other factors. >>> sonoma county will soon start charging electric vehicle charges to plug into county owned charging stations. starting in july a charge will cost $3 for the first hour and $6 for up to four hours. each hour after the first four hours will cost an additional 10 bucks. >>> after a string of shootings pittsburg police and the chp are trying to make sure drivers don't feel anxious the next time they take 4. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in pittsburg and all that law enforcement is doing to stop gun violence on the busy high

prosecutors announcing today that a parole board has denied early release for 65-year-old raphael rob. rob was convicted of killing his wife ellen inside their upper merion home in 2006 while she was in the kitchen wrapping christmas gifts. the former penn economics professor pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. he was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison they'll he'll serve that entire sentence. >> we're grateful to parole board in making the correct decision in this case. >> rob is now expected to be released in 2171 set of -- one out of prison heel be on 10 years of supervised probation. monday of mourning at bridgeton high school. students returned to class today after a weekend car crash killed two classmates and badly injured two others. the two girls who died were 15 and 17 years old. all four girls had just left an after prom celebration when their car careened into a tree on route 49 in morris river township. bruce gordon is live at bridgeton hoy school. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, we don't know a whole lot about the cause of this crash right now, we know it was a singl

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raphael pointed to the was a very important calculation of the voters than ever added in those that were taken out and he found the voters added had a higher percentage of black voters than democratic so he found the blackest parts of the voter approval to add them to skip over the white democratic voters the differential was two / one so there was the analysis that teased out that statistic. >> si thank you could have drawn a map to show if you wanted to protect the incumbency over democratic advantage you would have done this? >> and think the question isn't if we could have drawn a map but if it requires in the case. >> why not? the you say you only draw a map by race that is your position i could see where you take that. >> my position is as was suggested the analysis involves a handful of precincts so we could have drawn after that analysis and make very few changes but it'll think that is what they had in mind but a circumstance not using race but using a significantly different district to show that race predominated over partisanship in this case we try to get it something differ

.) >> govern superintendent and board members i'm raphael vice president of ti care about the might beoncern the members as you can see there is a board that shows disparity where people employees on the other side the city does are over $10,000 more a year than the same counter workers that work here in the unified school district our janitors and healthy and viral workers like myself that being said that i'm asking for a pay period for your members not all at once but some kind of process to build our workers up to a december sent wage anyone that lives in san francisco knows that is hard i was born and raised and cannot afford to live here he thought i made pretty good money but now my rent is up 4 thousand explores i do want to spend my check i'll live in hayward i love san francisco i come here and represent the members that you see behind me wearing purple i'd like to have a fair wage i know there are members that don't go homeless you excuse me - $45,000 our custodian mass 45 thousand to live in san francisco on your own anyone that knows san francisco knows that is impossible t

raphael was the abatement program. >> what do you actually do for that funding. >> yeah.hat's a fund that was put in place several years ago to mitigate the problem of litter by sixth cigarette butt it goes to do litter abatement work that's what we use the funds for . >> a few examples. >> i don't have them ask the public works how they use that money i don't have details. >> i see the funding. >> the way the legislation was written and comes through our department. >> colleagues, any further questions. >> okay. thank you thank you very much. >> up next, we have your retirement board. >> good morning supervisors jay executive director of san francisco retirement system our mission statement states what we do we're dedicated to securing and prudently investing and provide the promised benefits. >> overview of the folks for actually employees we are administering 14 programs and from the chart the history of pension reform we've seen since 2010 we have some folks that are still working that are hired prior to 1976 and police and fire and miscellaneous members is where we h

earlier this morning suggesting there's truth in that "national enquirer" story that ted cruz's father raphael somehow with lee harvey oswald and the assassination of president john f. kennedy. you read that story. i'm sure you heard all of the criticism. no other news organization corroborated the "national enquirer" story. was it appropriate. >> i don't think it's inappropriate. he was citing a third source. >> but it's the "national enquirer." >> this is ted cruz's response -- >> should the republican presidential front-runner be repeating an aels from the "national enquirer" without any independent confirmation, corroboration. >> i don't see why they should not. it's public knowledge. this is 24/7 era, it's public knowledge. it's out there. he recited it. >> comfortable with donald trump reciting that? >> i'm comfortable with donald trump and looking forward to him, about president of the united states absolutely. >> but you're not totally comfortable with everything he says and does. >> i'm behind him 100%, absolutely. >> you are. >> yes. >> no problem with him talking about the assassina

raphael was the abatement program. >> what do you actually do for that funding. >> yeah.hat's a fund that was put in place several years ago to mitigate the problem of litter by sixth cigarette butt it goes to do litter abatement work that's what we use the funds for . >> a few examples. >> i don't have them ask the public works how they use that money i don't have details. >> i see the funding. >> the way the legislation was written and comes through our department. >> colleagues, any further questions. >> okay. thank you thank you very much. >> up next, we have your retirement board. >> good morning supervisors jay executive director of san francisco retirement system our mission statement states what we do we're dedicated to securing and prudently investing and provide the promised benefits. >> overview of the folks for actually employees we are administering 14 programs and from the chart the history of pension reform we've seen since 2010 we have some folks that are still working that are hired prior to 1976 and police and fire and miscellaneous members is where we h