tanya reid asked the nurse to look at her finger.ding. >> i don't think i probably would have noticed if this had been my child, that i had a scratch on my finger, and i certainly wouldn't have mentioned it to anybody. >> michael was only 2 years old and too young to talk. so it was impossible for doctors and social workers to interview him. but the scratch marks on michael's face and tanya's bleeding finger led doctors to suspect a rare form of child abuse called munchausen syndrome by proxy. it first appeared in the medical literature in 1977 and was named after baron von munchausen, an 18th century soldier famous for fabricating fabulous tales of his battlefield exploits. munchausen syndrome by proxy describes adults who either fabricate or actually cause illness in their own children. they do this because they crave the attention and concern of the medical staff, emergency personnel, and even family members and friends. when a social worker interviewed the reids at the hospital about the possibility of child abuse, tanya was furi

this >> : of the winner on this >> reporter: to share his good health reid moran-haywood from napa.he first kidney. >> reporter: his surgery at ucsf took 3 hours. with his kidney. yep that is itcarefully carried away in an orange cooler. and then driven by car currier to cpmc to be placed in someone who needs it to live. in a unique partnership, the operations took place at both san francisco hospitals. >>: "hi justine, i am doing great." >> reporter: reid sent kron 4 this video from his hospital room after surgery. recovering nicely. and in good spirits. some of the other people in the chain chose to stay anonymous. but they include a husband donating to his wife. sharing their love. with each operation in the chain. the gift of life given in most cases to a complete reid doesn't know who got his kidney, he just hope it helps. >>: "the recp are people who have been living with this hardship for so long to me it seems like such an easy thing to do." >> reporter: the chain will end with a kidney donation to a person who has been on dialysis for several years. but none of it possible

for instance, i've helped nancy pelosi, i've helped reid. a business. >> you gave money to reid and pelosi to help recapture congress in 2006. >> i'm a business. you know, i was in business. i built a great company. we need that in washington. we have gridlock. >> if any republican bothers to run an attack ad on donald trump it's all right there. i give money to everybody. i've helped nancy pelosi. >> i'm in business. >> and i do it just for business, because i don't care about politics. >> and that's actually where he's going to get into trouble, because that's going to run the fundamental right the wrong way. you're supposed to be there because you actually should believe you have this corruption transaction that's happening. and he admitted that he's part of that, that he's part of that transaction, that he'll give money to anybody who agrees with his business. and at the end of the day i think the american people, both on the left and right are tired of being beholden to business interests and that's exactly what he said he will do. >> w

as the president threatened to veto the bill, senator reid thought it was a waste of time. but you are wondering, why would the president veto this bill? it had nothing to do with national security. the president and his party wanted more money for government agencies and in order to get it they wanted to hold this plan hostage. the only democrat -- they were blocking the pay raise for troops and they intended to shut down the federal government. taking care of troops should be a top priority, but it is not on the democrat to do list. to think that president obama still has no strategy for isis yet it is part of the strategy to get more money for the irs, i think they don't know the consequences are sacrifices it takes. we need to make sure troops have the right equipment. the right training. when we send them to war, make sure we bring them home safely. we need to make sure these men and women are safe in the battlefield, that is the least we can do. nothing can compare to the sacrifices of our men and women in uniform. the government has lost sight of this. they are try t

." >> pam: reid moran-haywood is getting in one last run.o donate a kidney. >>: "the recipients are people who have been living with this hardship for so long to me it seems like such an easy thing to do." >> reporter: the 56-year old who lives in napa started the process to donate a kidney to a friend last year. but it didn't work out. even so, he wanted to share his good health. and give the gift of life >>: "it is like preparing for anything and when you get here you are excited to be here." >> reporter: his organ donation starts the chain of the 9-way transplant. with the other donors and recipients remaining anonymous. some of the surgeries are happening at ucsf. with a car service shuttling the kidney's just a few miles away to california pacific medical center and then back again. until all 9 surgeries are a success. new software helped match patients and donors at the two hospitals. >>: it is right here >> reporter: his left kidney is the one reid is parting with. without a second thought. reid says he'll recover and get back to runn

senate democratic leader harry reid is sort of a master at this. he's almost built a career saying things out loud that then his staff has to walk back and say, well, he didn't really mean it. or often what they'll claim is, well, he didn't mean to say that out loud -- [laughter] which is different from saying he didn't actually mean it. former governor jeb bush of florida, a likely 2016 republican presidential candidate, has dealt with this issue himself just this last week where he's had three or four iterations of whether he would have supported the invasion of iraq back in 2003 as his then-president brother led at the time. and he's kind of had to twist himself into contortions to explain whether he would have taken the same actions as his brother. finally saying, you know, if i'd been in office, no, i would not have led, i would not have ordered up the invasion of iraq and everything that's come after that. so that's a great example a recent example of a walkback. a washington handshake is something that many of us are also probably quite fami

chuck reid wants california to get on board with san jose. he's taking his controversial pension reform plan statewide. nbc bay area's annette miranda is in san jose. this is a political can of worms. >> very political and very drastic and with police very unpopular. and he says it jumps for $6 billion in 2003 to $200 billion a decade later. now he wants to give california voters a seat at the bargaining table to control costs. >>> from the city crews fixing your potholes and repairing your streets to the officers protecting your safety one of their biggest fears might come true. the doing away of a retirement security of public pension. t zbr we've seen the negative impact of that. >> former san jose mayor chuck reid is spearheading an initiative initiative. >> we need this initiative to empower the voters to be a check and balance on their elected representatives that have done a horrible job creating incredible unfunded liabilities. only a 401(k) type plan can be offered. no increased benefits for increasing workers unless voters ayes. tax

kron 4's alecia reid tells us how the vector control is working to keep those numbers low. >> alecia :it was somewhere along dusel court where the vector control came in and recovered an american crow. >> a crow in this area? wow >> alecia :it's official. this year's west nile season in marin has startedthe dead bird tested positive for the virus. >> i'm not totally surprised i knew it was spreading north for a while now so it was a matter of time before it got here. >> alecia :dead crows are the first indicators that the virus is present. neighbors in the court are now paying closer attention. >> i have an 8 year old running around in the backyard so it's a little scary. we will be careful. >> alecia :the marin/sonoma mosquito and vector control district will continue to trap, test and monitor adult mosquitos in the area. in the meantime they encourage the public to continue reporting dead birds. and remember to wear repellant and remove standing water from around homes. >> we will be careful >> alecia :reporting in marin alecia reid kron 4 news. >> vicki : two separate shark attack

as kron 4's alecia reid explains, the event is part of the nationwide "one degree" campaign supporting lifesaving research. >> alecia :everybody is one degree from cancer. that's why these volunteers are using father's day at this giants game to spread the word about the dire need for more funding and research. >> : stories of cancer >> : my father had cancer>> : my wife was diagnosed with pancreatic cancerstories of cancer some of survival >> : luckily he survived >> alecia :many of loss. >> : unfortunately she lost her life >> alecia :while families enjoyed the san jose giants play against the 66ers, and dads spendt time with their children.regardless of ageit was the perfect day for bonding. the american cancer society cancer action network got people involved in a petition to ask congress for a billion dollar increase over the next 2 years to support cancer research. >> : every year cancer kills over 500-thousand people. >> : we don't need more people like my wife dying of cancer. >> : it is time to stop this madness. >> alecia :reporting in san jose alecia reid kron 4 news. >> vic

reid: this violent attack was racially motivated plain and simple. it was intended to terrorize the african-american community in charleston and around this nation. 50 years ago dr. martin luther king led a march here in washington. 50 years after congress passed the civil rights act 50 years after the march for voter rights in selma 50 years after congress passed the voter rights act we must still face the hard truth about race in america. mr. president, can we have order in the senate? the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. : mr. reid: the truth is we still have much to do. we have much to overcome. we have no choice. one cannot ignore this underlying issue. it deeply troubles our nation that hatred and bigotry persists. the harsh realities of hate and bigotry in this country make far too many in this country feel their lives don't matter. it's easy to feel your life doesn't matter when the odds are stacked against you every place you look on every hand. here are some of the facts: african-americans face on a daily basis: nearly half o

reid and supervisor cohen on behalf of former commissioner leroy cain and mr. james jerome.. supervisor campos, the late mrs. karen huggins. >> thank you. is there any other business before us today >> that concludes our business for today matter present >> thank you everybody. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] how are you. >> all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to expand our tuesday, june 16, tuesday, june 16, 2015 transportation authority plans & programs committee i'm supervisor tang the chair of the committee we have sxhieshgsz to my right and supervisor yee and supervisor farrell we have our clerk steve and jim smith and charles kremenak from sfgovtv. >> roll call. >> sxhed absent. >> sxhieshgs supervisor farrell supervisor tang supervisor yee we have quorum. >> thank you and if we can call item 2. >> the advisory committee report. >> good morning, commissioners item 4 on our agenda today while the cca recommended $12.4 million for the 60 foot hybrid coaches there's $33.4 million in the request before you that was not before us it passed the board of supervisors and the

i've helped reid. i'm a business. >> right.money to reid and pelosi to help recapture congress in 2006. >> i'm a business. you know, i was in business. i built a great company. they always treated me nicely. we need that in washington. we have total gridlock. >> so you will argue to voters, yes, i gave money to reed and pelosi to help recapture congress but this is what we need, more bipartisan -- >> i'm a conservative republican. i'm a very conservative person, actually. but i get along with everybody. i would be more successful in beating hillary, assuming that she gets it, which i think she probably will. although -- >> who knows. >> who knows i mean if you go back a few years she was going to get it before obama came along. that was like a dead -- that was a done deal. >> you think bernie sanders can beat her? >> well he's making a lot of progress. you would have said and i've watched him. i've seen his crowds. i get crowds that are fantastic, too. he's got that. he's got a lot of people going to see him. do i think so? no

the row spread to capitol hill with changes between mitch mcconnell, and minority leader harry reid in the senate over who is to blame for the hack. reid saying for the first time it may have been the chinese. >>> investigators closed the inquiry into the alleged tapping of clerk's mobile phone. they were accused of recording phone data. german prosecutors have been unable to find evidence that would stand up in court. >> the house of representatives rejected part of a key trade bill backed by the white house. the measure would have allowed the president to negotiate global deals that congress could approve or reject but couldn't change. their own party feared it would threaten u.s. jobs. washington is negotiating free trade deals with 11 countries in asia the white house will work to address congress's concerns to be sure it passes at a revote next week. >> the united states transferred six yemeni detainees from guantanamo to imam. it's been five months since detainees were moved out of the u.s. prison in cuba. president obama transferred more than half the detainees in guantanamo. he

conversation between mitch mcconnell and harry reid over who is to blame for the hack, reid saying openly for the first time that it may have been the chinese. >> ukraine's military says that six soldiers have been killed and 40 wounded in battles with pro russia rebels. fighting was especially heavy near the airport in donetsk. the biggest city under rebel control. [ explosions ] >> well, these pictures show the separatists firing on ukrainian forces. the government said that the rebels have targeted positions. it's one of the highest single day casualty figures since the start of a shaky cease-fire back in february. >>> women's rights groups in indonesia are calling for a nighttime curfew imposed in aceh to be lifted. under new rules women must be home by 11:00 p.m. the government said that they want to protect them from harassment. but it's reports now from aceh province that some say it's unconstitutional. >> police on patrol in aceh, the only province in indonesia that has adopted islamic law. women are reprimanded for being outdoors after 9:00 p.m. unaccompanied by family members or

the row spread to capitol hill, with changes between mitch mcconnell, and minority leader harry reid in the senate over who is to blame for the hack. reid saying for the first time it may have been the chinese. >>> german investigators closed their inquiry into the adelaide tapping of german chancellor angela merkel's mobile foin. they were accused of recording phone data. german prosecutors have been unable to find evidence that would stand up in court. >>> u.s. president obama's ambitious trade agenda has been belt a blow by the house of representatives. it blocked a workers aid programme, part of a package to strengthen ties with asia pacific nations. president obama went to capitol hill but failed to convince fellow democrats to back him. white house correspondent patty cull in reports. >> reporter: this doesn't happen often, u.s. president obama supposedly finished working. then he decided to go to the annual congressional baseball game. the handshaking continued into friday morning. another surprise stop the u.s. capital. all the attention because the president's top priority t

it was ray reid's fourth job transfer in three years.

reid: i join in my feelings about the joe biden family. i was saddened really beyond words to figure out understand the passing of beau who was such a fine young man. he was a devoted husband father son a dedicated servant to the people of delaware, and if a faith facilitate, honorable veteran -- faithful, honorable veteran of the united states, having served in the middle east in iraq. i, of course, have -- extend all the sympathy i'm capable of extending to his family during this very difficult time. beau left us far too soon, 46 years old. i'm certain his family will take solace knowing he lived a selfless noble life. for my friend, joe biden who i served in congress with for so many many years i extend my deepest thoughts and condolences to you joe. there's a song, "a man of constant sorrow," that certainly if that ever aplayed applied to someone it would be our friend joe biden. not having even been sworn in to the senate, the tragic loss of his wife and little girl, and then his two sons, beau and hunter he spent time on train going

reid saying openly for the first time it may have been the chinese. >>> indonesia says australia would have stooped to a new low if allegations that it paid people smugglers to turn back are found to be true. >> it was revealed that they were told to turn back in return -- to turn back to indonesia with the people on board in return for $5,000 each they received. this is part of an ongoing investigation they are being investigated for people smuggling. the australian prime minister tony abbott, neither confirmed for denied the report. when asked he said boats have been stopped by hook or by crook. but refused to say if the allegations are true. meanwhile thousands of people make the dangerous journey, as andrew thomas reports. >> reporter: the islands off thailand's west coast are exquisite. this is no joy flight. the captain is flying a team over the andaman sea looking for boats of trafficked migrants. in mid may, thailand was criticized for pushing back rohingya boats. helicopters dropped them food, but would not let them land on shore. under international pressure, thailand promise

he died at walter reid medical center in washington surrounded by family. patrick leonard was playing golf with biden's father in law on friday. >> it was the fifth hole and he gets this phone call, and he said he was told to get the grandchildren and get to washington. you knew it wasn't good. >> he was just a guy who was very understanding. he took the the time to listen. he acted on what he truly believed in. >> reporter: close with his father, vice-president joe biden delivering nominating speeches at two democratic conventions, beau biden leaves behind his wife haley and two children hunter and natalie. considered a rising political star when biden left office in january he made it clear he hoped to run for governor but his brain cancer return putting an end to his political career and claiming his life. >> i'm very sorry to hear about this. i heard it at 2:00 a.m. this morning and was devastated. just too young to pass away. >> he is still on, still had some more time in this life but unfortunately we don't run the clock. >> reporter: beau biden was a

holmes told doctor william reid he didn't remember most of the shots he fired but he described firing at two people in particular he spotted running away. >> unaudible . >> reporter: holmes said owe was suffering a psychotic episode during shooting but doctor reid says he was legally sane at the time. prosecutors have said that they will seek the death penalty. andrew spencer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> holmes also told the psychiatrist last year that just before that shooting he tried calling a crisis line, he thought someone might be able to talk him out of it but holmes added phone call was disconnect before anyone answered. >>> act of heroism caught on camera. police oz inner south carolina sees a burning car and then sees a man asleep in the driver's seat. instead of waiting for backup corporal adam willis got a fire extinguisher, jumped in to action and pulled that man to safety. he didn't even think twice before running straight into danger. >> when i looked in i saw a arm on the steering wheel. when i reached in there he was not responsive to the point where i'm obviously

. >>> reporter: reid moran- hayward began the chain. >> gentle on the kidney. >> reporter: when doctorsthe university of california san francisco removed his kidney and carefully transported it to a recipient at california pacific medical center. the unusual nine-way swap thanks to a partnership between the two hospitals and software programs connecting compatible patients with donors. >> the larger the denominator and choices you have, potentially the more transplants you can get done. >> reporter: one pair is this husband and wife. he isn't a match for her so he donated his kidney to someone else, and in return, she is paired with a compatible donor but the chain started with reid an avid runner from napa who tried to donate for a friend last fall. >> i decided to -- to -- you know, donate to somebody that i don't know. >> reporter: in san francisco, more than 7,000 patients at ucsf and cpmc wait for a kidney transplant. they make up nearly 40% of california's waiting list and 7% of the nation's. some wait as long as eight years. ucsf and cpmc doctors hope their partnership serves as

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest. >> : of the chef at leastjuan rivera was taking care of his girlfriend's daughter when she went missing thursday morning. he's now in jail accused of murder. six year old jadianna larsen's charred remains were found in a brush fire, in a rural area of glenn county. authorities are trying to piece together whether she was killed in sacramento or glenn county. rivera reported jadianna missing the day she was found. he told detectives he'd been taking care of her at his home, when he suffered a seizure. the 25 year old claimed hours later when he woke up, she was gone. police say new evidence resulted in his arrest late friday night. rivera is being held without bail. he scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. records show juan rivera has a wrap sheet. with arrests dating back to 2010 including burglary and possession of meth. we are told he remains cooperative with investigators. and has not confessed to the murder. >> : sot - her boyfriend has also been cooperative. that has not changed. there has not been a moment where he has decided not to be cooperativ

as the season heats up experts kron 4's alecia reid tells us how the vector control is working to keep those numbers low. carafes >> reporter: it was somewhere along dusel court where the vector control came in and recovered an american crow. >> reporter: it's official. this year's west nile season in marin has startedthe dead bird tested positive for the virus. >>: i'm not totally surprised i knew it was spreading north for a while now so it was a matter of time before it got here. >> reporter: dead crows are the first indicators that the virus is present. neighbors in the court are now paying closer attention. >>: i have an 8 year old running around in the backyard so it's a little scary. we will be careful. >> reporter: the marin/sonoma mosquito and vector control district will continue to trap test and monitor adult mosquitos in the area. in the meantime they encourage the public to continue reporting dead birds. and remember to wear repellant and remove standing water from around homes. >>: we will be careful >> reporter: reporting in marin, alecia reid kron 4 news. >> vicki: form

because, you know this law was rammed through my harry reid. to the u.s. senate was because she was going to be the vote to stop obamacare and he won. harry reid stuffed the rules, the supreme court upheld it and now the president says it's woven into the fabric of american society and it will not be undone. >> well he's certainly welcome to say that. but, you know i, and i think probably a lot of other people are going to continue to look for a better way. the fact of the matter is there are some excellent alternatives. we have to settle on which is the best one. it has to be clear and plain to the american people so that they actually want it. they recognize that it's going to be so much better and should not be something that they have to be forced into. we're going to be talking a lot more about that. it's going to be an issue in 2016. and hopefully congress will work with the republican candidate who is running in 2016 to come up with something very solid. >> last question need a question answer. do you think this improves the chances of a

harry reid clearly blaming the chinese, and last week, the state department refused to comment one way or the other. but what we do know, of course, this hack was intended to find foreign spies and who was behind it. and recent attacks recently have been blamed on the russians. >> john, thank you. >>> at a turkish border crossing today with syria the remains of an american who died fighting isil were handed over to his family. the have a shows hundreds of people turning out in a kurdish town to pay respects to brunfield. he was killed last month fighting alongside of kurdish forces. >>> isil in iraq, this comes a day after president obamaored another 450 troops to be deployed to advise and assist iraqi forces. jamie joins us with that story. >> reporter: well, david. general martin dempsey the joint chiefs chairman, added two words about the stream, lily pad. he said think of this base where the u.s. advisers are going to be going as a lily pad. and he said it's a logistics sustained base, where iraqis can get food and supplies, and even brush up on their training as they prepare for t

as kron 4's alecia reid explains, the event is part of the nationwide "one degree" campaign supporting lifesaving research. >> : lisaeverybody is one degree from volunteers are using father's day at this giants game to spread the word about the dire need for more funding and research. >> reporter: stories of cancer some of survival >>: luckily he survived >> : my dad died a 2009 . >>:while families enjoyed the san jose giants play against the 66ers, and dads spendt time with their children.regardless of ageit was the perfect day for bonding. the american cancer society cancer action network got people involved in a petition to ask congress for a billion dollar increase over the next 2 years to support cancer >>: every year cancer kills over 500-thousand people. >>: we don't need more people >>: it is time to stop this madness. >> reporter: reporting in san jose alecia reid kron 4 news. >> vicki: the streets of san mateo - weekend. it's the 3rd san mateo street festival taking over downtown san mateo. a family-friendly affair with live music, food, shopping and and on stage - local tale

as kron 4's alecia reid reports the community has come together once again to help him out. >>: - nats - makes me wonder what's gonna happen 20 years felicia >> reporter: eighteen year old alex matlosz- of time to pursue his dreams. >>: - most of the time i internalize my excitement, but then i was like >> reporter: reducing carbon footprint is a passion of his. alex started the journey of recycling plastic aluminum and glass in an effort to install solar panels on his roof. friends donated $1400 to the cause. then something big happened. >>: - it was almost too good to be true >> reporter: del sol and a number of other renewable energy companies teamed up and donated solar modules and labor. 30 thousand dollars worth --- all to help a dying teen. >>: - it means a lot to us and we hope it means a lot to them as well. are wrappeddiagnosed with an aggressive form of bone cancer at 15, it's been a battle for alex ever since. back in november he was given two weeks to live >>: - back then i was into that "i'm going to die really soon". iraq >> reporter: he didn't think he'd see his 18th bi

reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: is there objection to the request of the majority leader? mr. reid: reserving the right to object -- the presiding officer: the minority leader. mr. reid: reserving the right to object on my friend's new modification -- or i should say "modification" -- i repeat, the cybersecurity bill is important. and the senate should turn to it. but putting it after the defense appropriations bill is a fault promise. it is a facade. i think it's pretty clear -- i heard the republican leader give a speech down here today -- that he knows unless there's some changes made, we're not going to get on the defense appropriations bill. so this is a false promise. if we could do in a more specific determined time, that would be one thing. but the republican leader, obviously, has no plan to complete the defense appropriations bill if this is how we're proceeding. rather proceeding ahead with this partisan budget plan, a plan that the president said will not become law until republica

it was harry reid. harry reid just says oh, by the way, the chinese did this. so susan collins backed him up. but the administration still isn't saying. if harry reid hadn't. >> we know. >> are they afraid to point the finger at china? they're afraid of retaliation? >> yes, yes, yes. and if the united states retaliates china said any retaliation by the united states will be considered an act of war against china. so they're sort of pinning us back like this. and it's a problem. because they do have one of the most effective cyberwarfare units in the world. only maybe the russians. >> we're good. we spy too. >> that's what they have. >> but they can't do anything about it. >> i don't know about that. >> they play games with our debt. >> we're in a very vulnerable place because of that. >> here is a question. why are we always worried about -- so we have a good offense. we have a lot of information probably on the chinese, the russians, whoever else is spying on us. but why don't we build that defense? why are we so vulnerable? korea, china, who else? any comers?

kron 4's alecia reid has the full video, and the latest in the investigation.e shia >> reporter: caught on camera . surveillance video from a home captured this man wearing a backpack and using a flashlight to get around before picking up a piece of cloth. you can see him fidgeting with something at the top center of your screen. he eventually sets the piece of cloth on fire then placing it on the ground. he's working methodically, as if not in any rush. once he's done he runs off. one car a nice and then it explodes. several vehicles were on fire. as authorities clear and search for evidence evidence. if anyone knows anything to contact the police he immediately. >> reporter: here in san jose in a court appearance of someone accused of abducting a child at a library. he was charged with family kidnapping and he can be charged and convicted to be imprisoned for 11 years. he was spotted an hour later by an eta bus driver. he remains in jail with hundred thousand dollar bill. >> reporter: their water storage is that 53 percent of maximum capacity. they are asking

reid: i join in my feelings about the joe biden family. i was saddened really beyond words to figure out understand the passing of beau who was such a fine young man. he was a devoted husband father son a dedicated servant to the people of delaware, and if a faith facilitate, honorable veteran -- faithful, honorable veteran of the united states, having served in the middle east in iraq. i, of course, have -- extend all the sympathy i'm capable of extending to his family during this very difficult time. beau left us far too soon, 46 years old. i'm certain his family will take solace knowing he lived a selfless noble life. for my friend, joe biden who i served in congress with for so many many years i extend my deepest thoughts and condolences to you joe. there's a song, "a man of constant sorrow," that certainly if that ever aplayed applied to someone it would be our friend joe biden. not having even been sworn in to the senate, the tragic loss of his wife and little girl, and then his two sons, beau and hunter he spent time on train going

reid as public school sxhieshgs. >> supervisor farrell supervisor tang supervisor yee. >> the minutes are approved. >> great, thank you item 4 please. recommend the allocation of $74 million plus with the prop k to the cash distribution schedule an action item. >> the first presenter. >> thank you commission that is a gigantic move for them and number wise as many of the performance are trying to get numbers in place before july 1st, i think there is a high-level presentation i'm happy to expand stop at any time we have staff to expand answer questions at any time. >> of the $74 million the first 3 projects that account for 90 percent of the dollars looked like the first the presidio parkway supervisor farrell is familiar with a $20 million prop c prop k that is due to the concession on completion of the project the second part of the 0 project what a public-private project and one of the sector point of view we've not had to expand maintain the subsidy i'll say that the traffic switch and opening of the new facility is established for july 9th it will be closed for several days until

joy reid and josh barro, thank you, both. that is all for this evening. chris. congratulations to your dad. thanks. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this is a news day that is basically impossible to summarize. i will not try. but in terms of what has just happened, just in the last few minutes, the new york state police and new york governor andrew cuomo just gave a public briefing on those prison escapees in upstate new york. the bottom line here is that one of those two escapees was found by police today and then shot and killed by police today. richard matt police say, was armed with a 20-gauge shotgun when they found him, when he was confronted by police

over who is to blame for the hack reid saying openly for the first time, it may have better than jer nan accounts. u.s. national security security security had been accused of recording her phone data but unable to find evidence that would stand up in court. >>> u.s. house of representatives have rejected a key deal, congress could approving or reject but not change. now most of the opposition came from president obama answer democrat party. they said it would threat many u.s. jobs. washington is currently negotiating three jobs r jobs. five months since tee takenees were last moved out of the u.s. prison in cuba. meanwhile, president obama has transferred more than half the tee takenees in quoam guantanamo bay. there are still 106 people out there. >> have officials haven't identified group tunisia is describing the incident as an an attack of its national sort sovereignty and a attack on nazanine moshiri has more. >> more important members of the ghosts have trite to do what to do next. have responsible for the attack ton consulate or to answer questions about who exactly was in th

at reid hillview airport in san jose. individuals can turn in hand cash. they will receive $200 for rifles and shotguns. >> grant: good news tonight we are listening and we are changing our habits. while some people have cut back 13.8%. l.a. and san diego county cutback 9%. after signing each committing a water use reduction target. some people on the peninsula are being told to cut back 36%. there also tracking local agencies and how they are cutting back. you can head to our web site at kron 4 .com >> reporter: temperatures right now 64 san francisco and a daily city at 58%. fremont at 53 and the land will also pick up and more cloud coverage. what we saw yesterday in the morning and evening hours. with 15 mi. per hour wind speed. also we will have the game today forecast in just a few minutes! >> pam: dusty f a b i have a secret airport? ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stores. ♪ ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪

terse exchanges between mitch mcconnell and harry reid, as to who was to blame reid saying openly, for the first time, it may be the chinese. either the hackers went in just once or visited two rooms as it were and installed two tranches of forecast information or went in twice. nobody knows, everyone is being very tight-lipped on that. blaming the chinese that's the way the government is thinking. the state department won't comment one way or the other. one thing i will say, of course, is we know this hack was intended to find potential future spies in this country for whatever entity is behind this hack. there were two recently, one in the white house one in the pentagon and those are blamed not on the chinese but the russians. >> let's bring in patrick tucker, technology editor for the website defense 1 which reports on u.s. defense and national security. he's in washington tonight. patrick, break it down. how much of a threat does it pose for u.s. workers? >> potentially a very large threat, to members of the u.s. intelligence community. i called a former covert operative and asked

reid: mr. president i would note the absence of a quorum.the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president typically i will come to the floor and talk about the business at hand before the senate but i think in light of the horrific news that we all woke up to this morning i want to just touch briefly on the tragic events that have unfolded overnight in charleston, south carolina. though we don't know all the facts, by all appearances the gunman targeted worshipers while they were in church in a way that certainly shocks all of our conscious and sensibilities. and is the sort of act that i think we all find hard to understand and is truly unspeakable. but law enforcement is doing what it does best, which is conducting its investigation including looking for the suspect, and i think it's appropriate that we all

reid talking to the defendant about the offenses in question.ideo where holmes tells dr. 3d called the university of colorado hot line right before he entered the theater but didn't talk to anyone. >> what was going through your mind? but was really going to happen? >> use a that is if that is a time when it hit home. >> yes. >> holmes fan gets out of the car he was behind the theater thinking the fbi would be there to stop him which does not happen. 12 people were killed that night. holmes says think he will be remembered in quote air bnb light as mentally ill or different from the norm but also as successful for carrying out the mission, he accomplished what he set out to do. jon: it is and believable, some of the elements in that story. thanks for showing that from the actual courthouse. >> new in the next hour of happening now, a car engulfed in flames with a man trapped inside as a police officer comes to his rescue all of it caught on camera. before neil armstrong took that first giant leap for mankind we remember another historic step int

joy ann reid thank you so much covering that story for us. >>> we take you to baltimore.ajor league baseball players are gathering to celebrate one of the oldest african-american youth baseball leagues. the event comes at a time of increased violence and murders and follows violent protests in april and may over the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. joining me now from baltimore is rob sigh mull care the host of sports matters on shift by msnbc. rob, you spoke to mayor stephanie rawlings blake who was also there. what did she tell you? >> well richard, first of all, this was a great event to be a part of. over 300 kids getting together to celebrate the game of baseball and what it means in this community. i asked mayor rawlings blake about this lead called the james moser league which has been around since 1960 what it means to the city of baltimore. >> to see this tradition not just continue but flourish gives me a lot of pride. you see these kids out here learning the important skills of team work they're learning it from our top business and civic community leaders. i

the second shooting happened just before 10:00 tonight at 24th and reid street.hot as many as 17 times. he's now in extremely critical condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. >>> next questions over super superstorm sandy spending. >>> and why police believe this violent bank robbery may be connected to another crime. >>> and i'm danny pommells, a historic day in sports in more ways than one. we'll have highlights and reaction from a feat 37 years in the making. american pharaoh now an american legend. next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom fellow saver i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. if you have a question about money, ask me. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >>> police are investigating an armed bank robbery they believe is connected to another rob ric

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest. >> reporter: the health department gave the waterpark clearance-open today. >> whoo! >> reporter: now that antioch waterpark's doors are open, they are smiling. >> kids are ready to go. >> reporter: getting wet fair game except the sport pool. that's where the chemical exposure happened. it remains closed. >> keeping the sport pool closed for the next week will allow us to collaborate with the state of california, contra costa county again, and really do some long-term investigation to find out what happened. >> reporter: just two days ago, the park was shut down after about 40 people fell ill. at least 10 were transported to an area hospital. and many parents we spoke to have said park officials are on top of clean-up. >> when things happen they take care of it right away. i'm happy they do that because we enjoy it. every time we're here, we're season pass holders. >> i'm glad the park is back. >> reporter: due to the incident, general admission has been reduced to the weekend. for one first-timer and his family not knowing the spill occurred is

we just had a cyber attack a few days ago. >> reid is already threatening to slow up both defense, cyber security the whole thing. >> that's possible in the senate. but people don't like it. they don't approve of it. and that may be one reason why he's the minority leader this year instead of majority leader. >> one republican is quoted in "politico," mitch doesn't have time. in a perfect world he'd want to do all the appropriations bills. that's not goll going to happen because we don't have the time. >> floor time in the senate which always takes longer to do anything in the house, is always what i call the coin of the realm. what priorities are you going to turn to and how long will it take to finish them? the senate never operates quickly. but i knew that before we became majority. >> do you think the voters got that? >> look i don't think the average voter knows a whole lot about the differences between the house and the senate structurally. but the senate has always for 200 years been a place that took longer to accomplish things. so you have to really make a serious decision about

kron 4's alecia reid was in redwood city at a warriors watch party. she has reaction from fans on tonight's loss. >> alecia :there was excitement as well as tense moments. the warriors were making a comeback. even though it ended as a loss. dub nation fans were on their toes during ot there is nothing like watching a championship game with some food some friends and fans >>:it's a good game and that is all you need >>:you can't get anything better than this but the warriors lets go dubs the >> alecia :the hope that with the ewith the offense that the warriors are known for them and will rebound in when-- and win >> vicki : and our coverage of the warriors continues online. you can catch up on game highlights. and also share your fan photos with us. it's all available right now on kron-four-dot-com. a man is in grave condition tonight after being shot in the head in richmond. it happened in the 100 block of 20th street at about 1:20 in the morning. police say the victim is a 27- year-old man. richmond police are asking for anyone who may have any infor

as alecia reid reports, it could double or triple a person's chances of survival. >> reporter: a heart attack can hit at any time. now, if that happens to someone in front of you would you know what to do to help until paramedics arrive? >> i had no idea you could do this. >> reporter: david is referring to hands only cpr about 89 person of people who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital die because they didn't receive help from someone nearby. many people are afraid because they feel they may hurt the victim. but the quicker you deliver cpr the better the chance of survival. >> the blood already has enough oxygen to keep a live until help gets there but getting the blood pumping fast is critical. >> reporter: and it's pretty easy. first you check if the person is responsive. then -- >> he is not responsive, next thing you do you're going to call 911. >> call 911! >> i got a man down, nonresponsive. what do i do? >> they are going to tell you on the phone to do hands-only cpr which is what i'm going to show you. first we are going to lock our fingers, find the center of the ch

back with us gene robinson and joy reid. i want to get your legal perspective of what happened.reak, we had the most tell advisable discussion we've ever had during a commercial break. three parents looking at that video, and as you put it cheryl lynn doing a slow burn. >> it's infuriating. i come to this as a civil rights lawyer a mama of three daughters, and i have not been able to collect myself since watching that video. every time i see that man sitting on that baby and hear her crying for her mother and his sense that he has accomplished something his sense that he has controlled the scene by sitting on a 14 year old girl is nauseating sickening, and you're watching somebody, a grown man out of control. like the worst out of control school resource officer but fully armed, running through a crowd, doing this bizarre thing like he's a television detective. the drawing of the gun moment is really important, lawrence because a, it's a testament to how out of control he is. but it shows you how close our children are to absolute pair ill because it can go so quickly. even his

reid saying openly for the first time it may have been the chinese. >>> the world health organisation warn if more people are infected with middle eastern respiratory syndrome or m.e.r.s. since the outbreak in south korea, 138 cases have been confirmed. and 14 people have died. richard thom set reports. >> reporter: at this market in seoul, they have brought out the big guns in the fight against m.e.r.s. the government repeatedly called for calm. as fear of contamination spreads few are listening. shopkeepers here say many customers are simply staying away. >> translation: sales have dropped by 40 to 50%. not many are walking around. kids are hiding at home. >> the numbers of people have gone down significantly. i hope the m.e.r.s. situation is solved soon, so that our business improves again. >> reporter: on friday the south korean president visited the heart of the m.e.r.s. response operation, along with a team from the world health organisation which later gave this warning... >> the outbreak has been large and is complex. more cases should be anticipated. because of this the gover

oen it is spieth and reid tied for the lead at five under. they are just one swing off the pace.s winning the u.s. open but will tiger ever get his game back? >> interesting. thanks rick. >>> abc news coinues on-line, on twitter, facebook and all o your mobile devices with our abc7ews app. our next newscast is at 5:0 i'm ho. toilet's fixed. of all the this that happen on your wooden surfaces disinfecting has to be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes.

we just had a cyber attack a few days ago. >> reid is already threatening to slow up both defense, cyber security the whole thing. >> that's possible in the senate. but people don't like it. they don't approve of it. and that may be one reason why he's the minority leader this year instead of majority leader. >> one republican is quoted in "politico," mitch doesn't have time. in a perfect world he'd want to do all the appropriations bills. that's not goll going to happen because we don't have the time. >> floor time in the senate which always takes longer to do anything in the house, is always what i call the coin of the realm. what priorities are you going to turn to and how long will it take to finish them? the senate never operates quickly. but i knew that before we became majority. >> do you think the voters got that? >> look i don't think the average voter knows a whole lot about the differences between the house and the senate structurally. but the senate has always for 200 years been a place that took longer to accomplish things. so you have to really make a serious decision about

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