scoggin then moved 130 miles away to san angelo where he met the nobles.ggin the money to buy their air conditioning business. he was to repay them in monthly installments. prosecutors believe he poisoned the couple so he could avoid making those payments. olgie nobles died from the poison but 69-year-old leita built up resistance to it. >> this lady was so tough, her inner strength was so strong, her will to live was so strong, and her body was able to absorb this and build up a tolerance to it, but probably if you had ten people out there, you know, nine of those ten would have probably died from it. >> had leita died, police would never have questioned the cause of her death or her husband's. so they would never have made the connection to the norton sisters. >> and nobody would have ever known the difference. >> tim scoggin was arrested and charged with murder and intent to commit murder. >> he's a very effeminate kind of a man. in fact, when he talked on the phone, people thought he was a woman and he passed himself off as secretaries sometimes and ca

san angelo, texas, known for its oil, cotton fields, and extremely hot weather. >> it's great countrythere's a lot of rural area to it. of course, the biggest problem they have out there is you don't get a whole lot of rain.

>>reporter: 66 will be a high temperature is san angelo to peninsula federal 61 in san francisco andh day along the bank--that >>reporter: >>snowbomb.com: ski report they have a couple of chairs opening in all-time models while still has four. >>catherine heenan:all eyes are on on panama where president obama and cuban president raul castro are both attending the summit of the americas this weekend. >>catherine heenan:it will be their first meeting since the white house announced plans to normalize diplomatic relations with cuba. >>catherine heenan:polo sandoval has the latest. >>reporter:the sunny cuban coastline is still out of reach for most american tourists. >>reporter:sure, president obama's december announcement promised to thaw the icy relations between the us and cuba. president obama:: "isolation has not worked." >>reporter:.but the new rules only allow *some* americans to visit the island without permission from the u-s government. >>reporter:travelers need to fit into one of 12 categories. among them are journalists, and people visiting the island for educational, cultura

father angelo san tino says they had been emptied the day before.ere was a lot money inside to take in the first place. >>> a reading man behind bars accused of stuffing two packages of stolen ground beef down his pants. a loss prevention officer caught angel ayala at the rednor's on north fifth street in reading. police say he's a known heroin addict. he's facing retail theft and other charges. >> we continue to follow the latest developments in baltimore. new jersey state troopers have just arrived to help keep the peace and they're sharing new image from the scene. >> breaking overnight a car thief crashes an suv in southwest philadelphia. the new video just in to the news room is up next. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning, it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday april 29th. we're following breaking news. >> calm prevails overnight in neighborhoods rocked by violence and unrest in baltimore. >> developing this morning po

host: charlie is from san angelo, texas, republican line. caller: good morning. host: good morning.aller: first, your topic of the first 100 days of this congress, i have a little different take on this. and it is that harry reid ran the senate into the ground with his takeover of power over the senate. and the new congress, the freshman democrats don't even know the procedures for putting in amendment. so of course, there's going to be a little bit of slow start to the congress. but i think they are in better position now than they were in last congress. and in response to the gentleman that call, the democrat that was last on, i would like to know how we are supposed to respect a man that took the presidency from "i shall not tell a lie" to having an owning the biggest lie ever told by a president. his cabinet seems to disrespect congress during the hearings. and even the president is in contempt for a subpoena or something like that. host: first 100 days of congress, taking a look at progress or more of the same. we will get back to your calls in a couple of moments. in taking a

san angelo, dallas, shreveport, houston. ight into tomorrow morning. we've got to keep an eye that's what's going on a >>> 9:10. good wednesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. this is pacifica. we have a little bit of cloud cover lingering. definitely seeing the low clouds spread out over the bay area. temperatures will be comfortable for today into the 70s just about everywhere. we are expecting the mid 60s for san francisco and that goes for oakland as well. getting into this afternoon could see some thunderstorms over our local mountaintops. we'll keep you updated on that online and nbcbayarea.com is where you'll find that information. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. >>> tomorrow we've got a great lineup of celebrity guests joining us. we want you to ask them a few questions. help us fill this fish bowl here. tweet us your questions using #today's take. we might read one of yours on the air tomorrow. >> keep them clean right? >> no. make them whatever you want. >> because t

san angelo, dallas, shreveport, houston. art is going to be late tonight into tomorrow morning. we've got to keep an eye that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. you will see sunshine to start with. but it fades this afternoon. we have storms on the way. afternoon storms with damaging wind and hail. potentially moving through the area with gusty winds of 35 miles an hour. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees before the storms move in. after the storms clear, here comes the cold for thursday and friday morning temperatures in the 30s. highs only in the 50s. then warmer this weekend. partly sunny saturday. sunshine sunday. >> al, thank you very much. >>> tomorrow we've got a great lineup of celebrity guests joining us. we want you to ask them a few questions. help us fill this fish bowl here. tweet us your questions using #today's take. we might read one of yours on the air tomorrow. >> keep them clean, right? >> no

san francisco. the suspects still on the run. what we learn today about the woman killed. good evening, i'm brian. >> and i'm ann angelo. >> the suspect kept going, sideswiping cars along the way. police say they hit another pedestrian near union square. he is going to be okay. today, we learned the woman who died is from san francisco and worked in a cafe at google. kpix5's mark kelly talked to her roommate. >> friday night, downtown san francisco, one friend tells me bridgette was likely heading home after dinner with a friend when a car struck and killed her in this crosswalk. >> it doesn't seem real. >> roommate says he had a strange feeling last night something was wrong. >> i know people that died. but i haven't known anyone personally that has been killed. >> the police chase started near the fairmonte hotel. three men, but they sped off toward downtown. police say a gun was tossed from the car. armed with handguns, police say the suspect committed three robberies just last night, including one right here. the suspects driving a black toyota corolla hit one person near union square, after hitting and killing bri