shirley was a housewife. they lived in the fort rouge section of winnipeg, canada, with their three teenage daughters. >> they went out that night together and, just as usual, they went out for a good time. and i guess a few hours later, my dad came home. he was tired. he didn't want to be there anymore. she just wanted to stay. and his friends are there, so she stayed with his friends. shirley left the bar around midnight and walked home. >> i heard her come home that night. she was by herself. i don't know if she was drunk, but you could tell she had been drinking. >> ed and shirley argued again when she came home. ed said shirley went for a walk to calm down but never returned. the next morning, an employee at a nearby high school discovered a woman's body in the schoolyard. >> it was a very gruesome scene. there was some very senior homicide detectives that were there that were a little taken aback of what was discovered there. >> they came to the door, and i went and got my father. i went upstairs. then

it was shirley's last night alive. >>> ed and shirley andronowich had been married for 20 years.s a construction worker. shirley was a housewife. they lived in the fort rouge section of winnipeg, canada, th

brew yee, shirley. >> public speaker: >> interpreter: i have lived here for 10 years. i don't know what marijuana is. if it's alcohol and cigarettes, one needs to be 21 to buy them but how come i see people younger than that they can access it. i'm sorry, the person with the phone, could you please go outside with your phone? >> i strongly oppose. there is like there is no regulation. are there regulations that regulate underage purchase of marijuana? >> yeah, it has been approved to open up these shops in the area, but it's not controlled and regulated. i do oppose the continuing opening of shops in the mission. thank you. >> public speaker: >> interpreter: my name is key lynn. i live in the neighborhood. i oppose strongly opening up of another cannabis shop. i feel that the shop should be opened in a hospital or in a pharmacy. it should not be open near where there are lots of kids and schools. i strongly oppose. thank you. we are taking people that need interpretation right now. >> public speaker: >> interpreter: i have been living in the mission for more than two d

shirley is just feet away from a protective mother bear. the dumpster, she sees myrtle coming in. >> she appeared on the right side of the dumpster. >> there was only one thing left to do. >> drive fast. my husband calls himself a getaway driver. because he needs to drive very fast. >> they beat a retreat as myrtle moves in. >> she was bigger than i thought she would be up close. i did want things to move a bit quicker. though i was still up close when the first baby came up to the top and i could have cried. they're just adorable. they're beautiful. i would have done that a hundred more times. >> one by one the cubs appear at the rim of the dumpster. and drop to the ground. the cubs rejoin their mom and they all trot away for the moment. >> and they keep doing this every year repeatedly. we get into the same situation. so i think their hunger definitely overwhelms their possibility of getting stuck. >> when a friend posts the home video online, it quickly goes viral. >> i videoed it just for the sake of sharing it with family and friends.

but shirley says, those post cards were in fact never picked up.the foul up has hurt the business. >> we are down from an average of 60 deliveries a day to under 20. and it's really hurt the business. >> reporter: that's big hit. >> it's a very big hit. >> reporter: so what happens? while love energy says it couldn't get much of a response from the postal service we did. its area corporate communications officer would not speak on camera. in a statement he wrote that a recent hire was working barbara mitchell's route on the day she found the mailers stuffed in her mailbox. he calls what the carrier did an improper delivery and claims it was addressed but wouldn't say if the carrier was punished. what about love energy? >> you want the us post service to make this right? >> yes i do. >> reporter: get the benefit that you -- that you hoped -- were hoping to get with this? >> correct, yes. >> reporter: it looks like it will happen. the post office tells fox 29 it will lee deliver the mailers in germantown at no postage cost to love energy. jerrell lov

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they really need to be still and cold but check them monthly. >> shirley, thanks for the good advice. of course we have more on our wusa9 call for action page. if you'd like to volunteer or file a complaint, go to our website web week. click on the call for action link. >>> subaru is recalling nearly 200,000 cars and suvs in cold weather states for a second time. the automaker says last year's recall to fix rusty brake lines didn't work due to incomplete repair and instructions to dealers. the recall covers the 2009 to 2013 model forester, 2008 through 2011impreza and 2008 to 2014wrx and wrx-sti models. subaru says water mixed with road salt can get into brake lines through a gap in the fuel tank protector.apply a corrosion- fighting wax to the brake lines. >>> a bit of a break tomorrow but we're not done with the arctic air just yet. howard is coming back the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro el

i'm shirley johnson and i live in san francisco.i'm a frequent caltrain rider and i'm really thrilled to hear there is going to be level-boarding on both caltrain and high-speed rail. i bring on bike on board, so it's very important that the boarding is level and it's also important that the boarding be compatible. i think we have heard that over and over again. so basically, first of all, supervisor wiener, i would like to thanks for your support of bikes on board and thank you, very much. i look forward to bring mig bringing my bike on board hsr as well. it's a very complicated argument and complicated situation and who makes the ultimate decision, the higher authority who has these groups work together to have compatible platforms? thank you. >> thank you. >> chair wiener, supervisors, i'm jim haas and i have been involved in one way or another with caltrain for 30 or more years. for much of that time the city of san francisco was kind of like a poor relative and made demands and wouldn't put up any money, but we're in a position

. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is shirley moor. i'm a i'm a 20-year resident of the candlestick committee and i live 400 feet from the park stadium and i'm here to speak about the demolition process for candlestick point i oppose the closure of the stadium. lack of full scientific certainty shall not be viewed as sufficient reasons to postpone. requires a careful analysis using the best science at the least potential threat to harm human health and select an alternative that minimizes impact to human health and result in long-term cost savings. i imploding will cause harm and flying debris in particular will cover residents homes and contaminated the inside of residents homes and environmental health hazard when inhaled. respiratory illnesses and strokes and over the 30 percent and i'm also saying to you that the outreach for this i i i implode -- to date we have not had any outreach regarding the implosion of candlestick park stadium. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> >> technology is holding us up here. >> i just want

maybe the biggest child star ever, shirley temple made america smile during the great depression. he sang and danced her way through more than 50 films before she was 12. and as an adult, served as a u.s. ambassador. >> i'm going to write a show for us and put it on right here. >> the 1930s also saw mickey rooney become america's most famous teenager. more than a dozen films playing andy hardy highlighted a career that spanned radio, tv, and broadway, with a longevity few performers could match. >> you just put your lips together and blow. >> lauren becall brought a smoldering sizzle to hollywood's golden age. magic onscreen and off with humphrey bogart, she built an acting legacy with an hon require oscar and two tony awards. oscars also smiled on phillip seymore hoffman. his title role in "capote" in a most striking example out of an actor able to disappear in the myriad of characters he played in a career that ended all too soon. >> and the countdown continues. >> his voice was unmistakable, and for decades, casey kasem made american top 40 a weekend fixture for generations of

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives next to candlestick. >> approximately 300 feet. >> reporter: you can practically throw a football in. she says she and her neighbors were kept in the dark until 2 months ago. >> you can't win against those people. i said we must try. we must try because if we stand together we're strong. >> reporter: she pushed for community meetings and got politicians behind her even former mayor willie brown stepped in. the nonstop list pressured the developer to drop the implosion idea. they will instead use excavators to tear it down. >> i was never for any form of blowing anything up. i really think you built it piece by piece, you ought to take it down piece by piece. >> reporter: shirley is relieved. she says a wrecking ball is a lot less invasive than an implosion. >> i'm so, so excited. just couldn't believe that we finally won. >> reporter: the developer would not take any questions except for the press release that was sent out this morning announcing the change. they already have the permit and will start the demolition in about two weeks. live in san fran

.) >> shirley. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, everyone i'm insuring will i meaning for seniors and the folks with district attorney's office it effects people of our community 24 program provides the opportunity for seniors and people with disabled to travel around and explore that beautiful city those seniors will have less of a burden on their fees many people rely on transportation for example most moderate income seniors travel from bayview for many purposes for grocery shopping and hanging out with seniors and support without free muni people will stay home with this program many people will not isolate themselves from the community there ever we ask mta to approve this program and for this to happen it benefits many of the residents thank you and have a nice day. >> thank you. >> (calling names) are any of those folks in the room or in the overflow room please come forward. >> good afternoon, sir. >> hi i'm paul hickman from the agency i'm speaking michael had to leave and so i work for family agencies an agency for mental health and the center when the seniors heard abou

then our laverne and shirley cast reunion. ♪ sclemeel, schlemazel, hasenfeffer incorporated ♪ >> wheree, where is that girl? >> there have been rumors of discord between you be anand penny on set. >> did tempers flare, yeah. >> better call saul actually better than breaking bad? >> tread lightly. >> now, "enaitertnment tonight." we love entertaining peoppe. >> less than 48 hours to the big game and katy perry's halftime spectacular. and the fear of a measles outbreak has hii arizona. is there really a serious health concern or is it just another overhyped super bowl headline. our kevin frazier is in the middle of it all. >> arizona health officials are on high alert from measles ahead of the super bowl. >> growing fears of a major outbreak. >> it's a concern. because the super bowl brings thousands of people together in really close contact. >> the headlines are pretty alarming. so we wanted to know just how serious is the threat of measles at the super bowl. >> despite all the hype, the nfl wants everyone to calm down. they say most of the players have been vaccinated. i talked to a l

philanthropy she was involved in many magazines he interviewed amazing personalities like shirley temple and andy war haul and dianne feinstein and bob hope and joe montana and she was an generator to 2007 survived by her family and greatly missed in san francisco the rest i submit. >> supervisor kim. >> happy new year and submit. >> thank you supervisor kim. >> supervisor mar and submit. >> supervisor tang. >> thank you colleagues today, i wanted to start off by presenting an accumulation diane if you want to come up (clapping.) so colleagues diane she's one of our district 4 constituents since 2003 i believe been part of our neighborhood emergency response team you know about nert a wonderful program with the fire department that trains neighbors and constituents how it is to be better prepared for an emergency and help each other given many integers we have monthly each other to help us in the critical hours immediately following only emergency diana a champion of the community and convinced people to join nert so we're trying to encourage our folks it is heartbreaking that diane is g

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives about a stone's throw from candle stick. >> the dust plume will consume this community. >> reporter: as this implosion of texas stadium in 2010 shows there's a lot of dust raised by an explosion but it's what's in the dust that worried more. >> we're talking about the asbestos dust. >> reporter: julia barber feels it will pull her twin 2-year-olds at risk. >> we know that the particulates from the dust bloom cause respiratory problems and heart problems. >> reporter: particularly in the elderly and very young. >> my girls are definitely right there in the high risk category. >> reporter: as a cent article in the san francisco examiner points out they don't have a great track record. in 2008 the company was fined more than half a million dollars for allows asbestos dust to drift into a neighborhood. i called to ask about that. her representative says the supervisor has no opinion. she's still gathering the facts. the mayor's office call was returned by someone from the planning office who says she's been on the job six weeks and doesn't know about 2008 bec

. >> my name is shirley. i live in the outer mission and currently a compassion member of spark which means i received free medicine. i'm here to ask that you help, that you -- i have mobility issues which makes it extremely difficult for me to get to and from my home to sparks. other cannabis clubs they don't have that and plus i'm only a member there and idz -- it's hard to get there when i want a massage or acupuncture because they have that. i'm asking you if you can please consider that with sparks. they are not like any other cannabis clubs. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> public speaker: good evening, commissioners, i'm alex dra. i receive free medicine to my door and the services that are much a part of benefit to me personally as they are to my community. that includes the women's wellness group, low cost drop in acupuncture and courteous staff. this is an expansion of safe access for people like myself for need of this particular medication and we appreciate your consideration. thank you v

. ♪ i'm the good ship lollipop ♪ >> reporter: maybe the biggest child star ever, shirley temple, made smile during the great depression. she sang and danced her way through more than 50 films before she was 12 and as an adult served as a u.s. ambassador. >> i'm going to write a show for us and put it on for us right here in seaport. >> reporter: the 1930s also saw mickey rooney become america's most famous teenager. more than a dozen films playing andy hardy highlighted the career that spanned radio, tv, and broadway with a longevity few performers could match. >> you just put your lips together and blow. >> reporter: lauren bacall brought a smoldering sizzle to hollywood's golden age. magic on screen and off. with eventual husband humphrey bogart, bacall built an acting legacy that included an honorary oscar and two tony awards. oscar also smiled on philip seymour hoffman. >> when the bellhop told me i had a phone call. >> reporter: his title role in "capote" was maybe the most striking example of an actor able to disappear in the myriad of characters he played in a career that ended

. >> next speaker >> good afternoon commissioners i'm shirley moore the vice president the bayview hill association i agree with sue hester they've basically changed the hollows u rules and the public you speak for us and the public and sometimes there is information that comes before your body that the public is not had outreach on and the public does not know about so when you speak for us without collaborating with other commissions and other bodies that speak on the same issue the community input is not considered because there is a lack of outreach to the community for to have their voices heard we're here on public comment today for exactly the same the reason that your discussing because our voices has not been heard i thank you, very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you wanting and commissioners i'm kathy i'd like to suggest that you consider in imposing a condition it the deadlines apply there's been no changes to the plans or projects within one most of the plan and if theres last minute changes postpone for one month or the commission can accommodate the matter beca

organizers of the country's biggest carnival had put a stop to the construction of a float dedicated to shirleycharlie hebdo, the french satire magazine that was the target of this month's terror attacks in europe. >> the parade does traditionally feature floats poking fun at politicians, but colognes carnival committee said they were worried that this float dedicated to the freedom of expression would weigh down the parade's celebratory atmosphere. not everyone agrees. wielding just a pencil, a carnival clown stops a terrorist in his tracks. this was meant to be the design of the charlie hebdo float. thousands of people voted for it online and many local groups were even keen to get a spot on the float. in the end the organizers say they received too many concerned calls. facebook users were outraged. giving into stupidity one wrote. a setback for freedom of expression. what a shame. absolutely the wrong signal. opinions at this costume shop are divided. >> it is so personal for so many people. i think it's below the belt. >> i think it is a bad decision. it's about free speech and what clonin

shirley: i looked everywhere. hey. hey. happy new year![♪] everyone have a good break? i discovered a new muscle to work out. ladies, you'll thank me come tank-top season. i checked all of pierce's wardrobes for portals to magical worlds. all i found was something called emmanuelle in space on laser disc. i couldn't watch it but it sounded sexy. "laser disc." i joined a group that cleans the city. we picked up litter and dredged the river. dredged it for what? you know, garbage and stuff. tires. condoms. needles. ha. at one point we found a finger.

. >> my name is shirley hunter on new hall street new hall street is is a residential area surrounded by the commercial property the city wants to take away 5 parking spaces from across in our homes and park the busses there i oppose that i don't think it's a good idea we've been bombarded by people coming and parking for the light rail you can't move our car without somebody waiting to take our parking space i disagree and don't think it's a good idea. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> last speaker len yell hunter. >> good afternoon. >> i'm lee necessarily hunter i'm on new haul for 28 years i'm a taxpayer a homeowner i was there when they started talking about putting a bathroom there i went to the meeting so he told me i hope you are not going to put a porter potty there i've seen people turn them over they said it they'll put it on third between third and new hall so what they did they should have gone back 5 feet i understand when you're sitting on the bus hall you want to use the bathroom i guess it's already because the bus has to make their turn so i talked

i'm shirley moore and commissioner president wu and the commissioners all i've e-mails you about the implosion of candle stick stadium a number of us are here to discuss that if you could take us in order that would be great it was noted on the card commissioner president wu. >> i'm calling in order. >> at the i'm here to discuss the implosion of candle stick stadium we've been left out of the conversation and the outreach of the implosion we only came to knowledge will be the implosion of candle stick stadium we were forced to pit on our roller skates to let the ocii and others to know we oppose the implosion of candle stick park but we agree with the occasion and agree with the mechanical dismantling because the implosion will cause economic harm and environmental harm to the community there are residents who live at the e pick center of the park within 2 or 3 hundred feet so the potential property damage and environmental harm it will cause irreparably so i need you to know we're very concerned if you have not taken the vote and considering that we need public comment on this and

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives right next to the stick, she led community meetings and other big wigs to back her. >> i was never for any form of blowing anything up. i really think you built it piece by piece, where he need to take it down piece by piece. >> reporter: and now a demolition is going to take about two months starting lathe e this mons. joe vasicek--later this month. joe vasicek. >> well, some people want a share of the jobs relate to the demolition. >>> now, a look at the weather forecast for you saturday. good news, you are not going get rained on. a live look at s, if o, no de- --sfo, no delays there this morning, it is partly cloudy there with patch which i fog. the fog is going to clear out. most of it in your inland areas. a hazy afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. it is a cloudy sunday and a chance of rain in the north bay tomorrow night. now a look at your high temperatures forked to, because they are a little bit--forked to, the high temperatures in the south bay, upper 60s in nor began hill and campbell. 64 in sonoma and then 60s around the coast with 62-

. >> good advice, shirley as always. we have more on our wusa9 call for action page. and if you'd like to volunteer or file a complaint, go to our website. it's wusa9.com. click on the call for action link. >>> first alert weather time. we had a yellow alert this morning. boy, temperatures have changed dramatically. >> we're in the 40s if a lot of spots right now. reagan national, fredericksburg, a couple spots may get to a. >> the black ice is gone. >> all gone. a couple of concerns coming up. tomorrow night and saturday. that looks more wet than slick. monday morning we could be dealing with some snow around here depending on how the cliffer tracks. even with a little snow with the schools and the commute, you know what that means. it's going to be partly to mostly sunny. a little breezy. winds close to 25, 26 miles an hour in a few spots right now. that 50, by the way, that's reagan national. most areas are going to be in the low to mid-40s today. we forecast our highs for washington. 50 would be reagan national. if you're in upper montgomery in some of the hills,

honored for philanthropy she was involved in many magazines he interviewed amazing personalities like shirley temple and andy war haul and dianne feinstein and bob hope and joe montana and she was an generator to 2007 survived by her family and greatly missed in san francisco the rest i submit. >> supervisor kim. >> happy new year and submit. >> thank you supervisor kim. >> supervisor mar and submit. >> supervisor tang. >> thank you colleagues today, i wanted to start off by presenting an accumulation diane if you want to