and best of all he and his wife, shelly, lived close by. bill and shirley soon had grandchildren to dote on. a happy family picture suddenly disfigured by the ugly murder of shirley carter. dci agent mark ludwick took the lead in the investigation. >> first, we want to identify all witnesses and we wanna separate 'em and we wanna conduct a face-to-face sit-down interview as soon as we can. >> reporter: early on, the most important witnesses were bill, the husband, and jason, the son. ludwick assigned deputies to take the two down to the pleasantville pd. >> and uh, she said "do you want to go get coffee?" >> reporter: in an interview room, bill told investigators the same story he told us. how he dropped shirley off at home and then ran a load of corn to the granary and then he raced home to find his wife still on the floor. >> and when i went in and i felt her, she was cold. >> reporter: jason, in turn, said his day started pretty much the same. he'd also taken a load of corn to that same granary. >> so i would've backed out of the drive a

shelly, did you want to speak? shelly drafted a letter and i hope that the other commissioners were able to review that letter. we have a letter also from s.f. heritage. that you have hopefully been able to see that as well. shelly, did you want to speak to your letter? >> sure. i didn't prepare a presentation but i wanted to note that i'm here and that i am happy to take any notes on amendments that you might have to the letter and i will then finalize the letter for revow and we will send it on to the mayor and copied on it. to briefly summarize the content, this was based on your conversations from the may sixth period in which we provided an update on the legacy business registry program. and so we summarized your recommendations to the mayor's office in the letter beginning with a recommendation that we have the commission to be allowed to resume hearing legacy business registry applications as soon as possible. and that we have an economic task force to consider the registry program as a venue or a mechanism

her name is shelly tygielski.give me if i pronounced that wrong there. >> shelly posted a video, she announced a new program aimed at connecting those with a need due to loss of income, with those who are in position of privilege and may be able to help them out. >> go look her up on instagram, shelly tygielski, or google, i'm sure you'll find pandemic of love, seeking help as well. people out there requesting assistance, other people want to help as well who are doing better at this time. >> this has brought out some good. speaking of good, i don't think i need to convince you -- i'm a huge dog lover and this gives us one more reason to love our furry friends. there are dogs that could potentially detect covid-19. this is amazing. in the uk there's a nonprofit called medical detection dogs. these dogs are learning how to sniff out covid-19, just like some therapy dogs can sniff out seizures and other medical episodes. this is pretty fascinating. >> they're also cute. >> they are cute. i wouldn't mind owning one.

right, senior tech reporters shelly banjo joining us from dallas, texas.heck on the latest business flash headlines. some of china's top livestreaming apps are under pressure from the central government in a new crackdown on their services. . regulator singled out three apps backed by tencent for what they called vulgar and problematic content. they are also among those names in the crackdown. it is not clear what, if any sanctions may ensue. indonesians -- indonesia -- 430 jobs. as a grapples with the fallout from the coronavirus. most of the losses will affect its newer divisions. which will shut down at the start of july. announced lastl week that it is cutting about 5% of its workforce. sold 10 billion dollars stake in its natural gas pipeline to, a group of investors including gip and singapore's sovereign wealth fund in what is the biggest infrastructure deal this year so far. the buyers will have 49% in the new subsidiary. values it aton almost $21 billion. coming up in the next hour, the rally in tech stocks relative to the broader index is reachin

shelly, did you want to speak?i hope that the other commissioners were able to review that letter. we have a letter also from s.f. heritage. that you have hopefully been able to see that as well. shelly, did you want to speak to your letter? >> sure. i didn't prepare a presentation but i wanted to note that i'm here and that i am happy to take any notes on amendments that you might have to the letter and i will then finalize the letter for revow and we will send it on to the mayor and copied on it. to briefly summarize the content, this was based on your conversations from the may sixth period in which we provided an update on the legacy business registry program. and so we summarized your recommendations to the mayor's office in the letter beginning with a recommendation that we have the commission to be allowed to resume hearing legacy business registry applications as soon as possible. and that we have an economic task force to consider the registry program as a venue or a mechanism for delivering services as th

the context of new pledges that we are seeing from facebook and at a timeut diversity companies -- shellyi think it is hard to make these pledges just because of the situation that we are in right now with the economy and the high unemployment numbers across the country. i think that what people need to remember is that tech is not experiencing the same job losses and unemployment that others are. a light of these industries are still hiring, particularly for the highest levels of talent, the most experienced and best sought-after engineers and scientists. that is the area that i think they really can impact change. we have seen a decade's worth of pledges with these companies to increase diversity. and they have not really followed through with that. emily: absolutely. the numbers have been barely budging and if they are moving, they are moving slowly. tim cook saying, like apple, this nation of immigrants has always found strength in our diversity and the enduring promise of the american dream. there is no prosperity without both. he let ask, ceo of tesla saying, very much disagree with

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shelly how someone would begin u.s. a hard conversation with a loved one or a friend.invitation, not finger pointing. dana? >> michelle, i'm so glad -- i'm so glad you revisited them. we a couple of weeks ago, i said to you, i didn't have the words, i didn't know how to ask the questions. and so to see some of this is eye opening for so many of us, you know. we -- we have to be uncomfortable maybe to figure some of this out. >> yeah. being uncomfortable, it's not easy, but it's well worth it. >> and a long journey as many said, we need to listen a lot more. >>> tropical storm cristobal has regained strength in other news. and as it moved toward the u.s. gulf coast, the storm has already caused extensive flooding and mudslides in mexico. it's expected to unleash heavy rain from east texas to the florida panhandle starting this weekend. meteorologist jeff bearadelli is here with more on that. jeff, good morning. >> good morning, dana, and good morning, everyone. so yes, rainfall is going to be the biggest concern with this system. this is not going to be a monster hurric

, it is tim scott's fellow graham, chairman of thersout judiciary committee, john cornyn oftexas, shelly of virginia, james langford of oklahoma. these are all people who are thout to have had spent time on these issues including past and recent criminal justice reform. the urgency and timing is a bita of ascratcher. the house of representatives, the democrats are taking their bill to committee nxt week, they hope to have a floor vote the following week. so the house is on a two-week trajectory to pass major criminal justice reform. the senate, it isn't clear what their time frame is yet. they hope to have an outline, maybe even legislative language this week, but often things tak longer in the senate than the house, so we're going to have to see. >> woodruff: fli sure. ansa, this has been such a o wrenching coupweeks across the country for the american people. we know protests in, what, 700 american cities. i want to ask you, what's the feeling there on the hill? is that coming across when you talk to members? not there? sense of urgency or >> i think it's really changed across this wee

shelly: are we going with swastika? [ laughter ] layne: oh. got ya. no, i didn't see it, but okay. it can absolutely be perceived by some. sure. miranda: we don't want them to perceive anything badly. layne: i mean, i liked the raindrop as far as an "o" on some of them, but, i mean, there were so many different ones that could be utilized in so many different ways. lemonis: this feels very feminine to me. this feels cheap to me. i don't like the bamboos because i feel like it narrows the audience. i like the fact that they took the initiative to come up with their own logos, but, quite honestly, they took a lot of swings. most of them were misses. i like the color palette, but once we get the logo right, i think we may have just found it. i love the fact that we're saying "lano." i feel like if we could just somehow modify this enough to have there be, like, no chance... -layne: right. -lemonis: ...at all that there's any sort of, like, somebody can do this and all of a sudden be like [gasps] miranda: yeah. megan: hi, guys! how are you? miranda: good. i'm miranda. megan: hey, miran

. >> thank you, shelly. thanks to all of you for making time for us. i want to applaud senator scott and his leadership in this as leader mcconnell said at the beginning, this is a topic a number of us had in the conference repeatedly, way too many times last handful of years. and i'm glad the leader has put this on the schedule to put it on the floor. i want to underscore three things tim said. first of all, it is a fuls binary it try to set this up as a debate between people of color and law enforcement. communities of color and folks trying to maintain the public trust. we need to restore and build more public trust and that starts by trying to narrow the differences and figure out what can we get done to move forward together so the fact this is actually on the floor next week is a big deal. and senator scott and his team and all of our teams, but especially a lot of people on tim's team have been working around the clock the last two weekends to get this to a place where the leader could decide to change floor schedule and put this forward next we

as the member designated by representative shelly pingree pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yea on h.res. 1017. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york e. miss rice, rise? miss rice: as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote aye on house res. 1017. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, rise? mr. nadler: as a member designated by mr. engel, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. engel will vote aye on h.res. 1017. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, for what purpose does the gentleman rise, mr. kildee? mr. kildee: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by congressman lewis of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. lewis will vote aye on h.res. 1017. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise, mr. lynch? mr. lynch: madam speaker, as the member designated by the honorable jim langevin

implemented another 19 lane closures to cars opening streets up to people like twin peaks boulevard, shelly drive, and golden gate parks. we're expecting another 10 miles of slow streets or closures in the coming two weeks. we recently completed the protected bike ways and get start with the embarcadero quick build project later this month. we are expecting to complete a major gap in the bikeway system on the third street bridge starting in july. we may be coming back to you in the coming month or two for a dramatic expansion in that program in order to address the fact that well over half of san franciscans car trips are trips of less than 5 miles, so in an era of limited transit and car capacity, it is one of our greatest remaining opportunities. you probably also know that street sweeping enforcement or at least warnings started this week. actual enforcement will be starting next week. we've also launched together with our partners at the department of public works, mayor's office of economic and workforce development, and other city agencies the shared streets program. it started with o

this is shelly bradford bell, and i hope everyone is doing well.s a former planning commissioner, i am a little concerned about the process behind what has gone on here when this happened in preapplication in january of 2018, the neighbors came forth and did negotiate in good faith. there was an agreement set and immediately upon getting the permit, everything changed. the grade was cut, and -- i'm sorry. the excavation happened and then the permit was requested for the rear yard because planning jeff horn pulled it back saying it was outside the scope of the original project. that's when they got an emergency permit because they needed to do some infilling. they now took that dirt and they infilled and backed it up against the wall and that's the new grade they want to say they want to build the retaining wall from. my desire would be that should you take dr -- not take dr and approve the project, that you include the neighbors conditions of approval as part of it so going forward it's all in good faith. however, i would really suggest, it's my fe