hadn't been touched. >> the investigators went so far as to videotape the window sills inside and out with a close-up view and you could see the dust on the inside of the window sill that was undisturbed. >> and robbery didn't appear to be a motive. >> there was a purse by the window that was not taken. there was a wallet on the nightstand that was not taken. and she was not sexually assaulted in any way. >> investigators also found some personal items in michaelrately's possession that raised questions about the couple's marriage. >> there was a portable dvd player, a bottle of personal lubricant, and several dvd movies that contained adult male gay important graphic material on it. >> it did lead to theories about motive you know, he had a boyfriend somewhere and maybe he wanted to do away with effie to live that lifestyle and just breakaway. >> in addition, michael's phone records indicated he had been making frequent phone calls to a 35-year-old man who had been one of his teachers in high school. although this was suspicious, was it a possible motive for murder? blups someone set

. >> the person who shot this video says when the window is open the bird sits on the window sill and because his friend didn't come to visit. >> need to get a bird figure rene and put that out there on the wooden railing here. >> what they need is a cat in the window sill like in this video. these people discover there's a deer in their front yard eating out of the bird feeder. they decided you know what, let's let the cat take a look and see what cat thinks. their cat had never seen a deer before. >> the hair on the back of the cat goes up and the tail increases in volume because the cat does not like the deer and the cat gets vocal about it. >> or mad because the deer is eating the bird food and the cat loves the bird so the cat can chase the birds. >> the deer is like i better get out of here. >> the cat is like you better get to stepping. >> that's our show. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >>> parts of the bear area cooled up nearly 20 degrees tood. temperature changes you can expect for the week. >>> his new pn to keep out of tro

>> it is good to have the two sill labelle first name and the three sill labelle last name. it is blunt. >> what if it is barak hussein obama? >> that is magic right there. >> exactly. >> i guess i kind of believe this. i paired this with a story from last week that said -- if you use your middle initial people automatically think you have more credibility and that you are -- do you not have one? >> i don't have a middle name. >> my husband doesn't either. >> and i have the worst name as a child. >> you don't have a middle name? >> i was deprived. >> we have to give her a middle name. >> it has to be tabitha. >> this is an important moment. >> the person that names -- what is her name? joe app a? joanne? they get a hoodie discount. i'm sorry. another story i am uh -- ashamed to ask a question about. >> i have a very long name and i don't think my last name is hard to pronounce, but people have a lot of trouble and they are not usually smart. i can tell they don't trust me. >> what about you, andy levy? we know what your last name is. >> what does that mean? >> i am not sayin

it's helped us to improve our collaboration skills at times we tend to work in sill losses and this effort as helped us to getting together and understand the differences and we speak different transportation languages but we speak the common language of public health. it's important to note we're cautious that when we are talking about this it is not about pedestrians or bicyclists or moistures but we're all people and we need to get around as safe as possible i was in washington, d.c. talking about all the things we're looking at and at the national level their intithd and we're the leaders through the tragic programs that the health department has been spearheading the surgeons and health professionals even from the federal level to be looking at what's the role of the transportation how, how to longshoremen that there are grant opportunity to help us so there's a lot of opportunities to do more but the heart of this vision zero program is really the kwofrpgs to look at better ways to have enforcement and commander lee is refocusing their efforts on let's small percentage of injury focu

. >> what was it like to extract the silling from a spider? >> i have worked with plenty of spiders but i have never actually taken the silk out by hand. it was fascinated. what we were targeted is called the drag line silk. it is the strongest silk that a spider can make, and it is the one that scientists have been eyeing to make something special with. >> how long is the black widow stunned? is. >> we had a good three or four minutes for me to strap it all down and make sure the tape was in place before it woke up. >> you wouldn't want the black widow to wake up. >> you would not. that is try. >> once they isolated the silk so what's next? >> the big issue with this spider stilling is that you can't harvest enough of it from spiders themselves. so what they have been doing is making artificial spider silling and is the way they do it is through some very impressive science, they take a spider gene, and they put it into something like a goat, or a plant, or bacteria, and those animals from able to make enough for potential commercial use. >>

now we are heading to upstate new york to the home of steven sills.er has been transforming spaces. he has worked on a range of projects from residential to hotels. now he is taking us on a tour of his own home. >> hello, my name is stephen still, i am a designer and an author and i would like to welcome you to my home. this is my design laboratory. i would love to show you around. when i call this my design laboratory, i mean this is a retreat from my everyday work. it is a place i can relax and the experimental with objects and colors and how they relate to each other. this entry hall really fits the mood in the tone for the rest of the house. i have 18th-century lime not floors, chestnut paneling, and a staircase. collection room is a of objects from the last 30 years of my life. moved the furniture to take advantage of the natural light. i saw a beautiful globe. is sunday and i was able to purchase it. day and i was able to purchase it. i did not want it to feel dark like a typical library. withoute is set apart closing it off. my favorite thing i

not that long that beverly sills posted johnny carson for a week and people were on the television all who sang like i do. the three tenors changed the playing field. that said, there is nothing i could wish for. i have sung all over the world. my children have traveled with me all over the world. i am going to japan in a few weeks. i love what i do. it is a privilege and an honor to do what i do. seasons forh for 11 this moment to happen. it finally happened. this fleming appeared on program and i could not be more tickled to sit and talk with her. free car named desire. tennessee williams stop the opera stars renÉe fleming as blanche. >> thank you. tavis: good to have you. that is the show for tonight. thank you for watching. as always, the faith. ♪ >> for more information, visit pbs. tavis: join me next time for two conversations. rand paul and jim parsons. that is next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experi

. >> the lower sill of this is 36 above the level. >> 36 inches minimum it could be a little bit higher i want to make it a length people can look out but a minimum of 36 inches. >> commissioner moore. >> i wanted to mention the dimensions on the top floor is good if you want to talk about as a to whether or not you-all your prepared to square out on the third floor to have the notch meet the corner of the existing building so your dimensions is 10 foot 2 and 6, 10 instead of that no such go to the meet the edge of the adjacent building. >> i'm so tuned in to what you need it's extremely important it's basically key do what we're discussing here. as to whether or not you're taking that no such down to the ground floor and wouldn't sacrifice any loss of the space relative to the movement but create from my prospective what i call an enlarged courtyard separating our building from the adjacent one. the dimension string you set up on the top floor i fully support it based on the movement and the mobility requirement. but if it comes down to the area where you are on the first floor at the

project that was designed to hit the goal it was set forth early someone said if we could take western sill may we ma and put it into a blender to see all the things on your project so what you see is actually 7 distinct buildings retail stand alone and passenger door space and a public park i should make clear is not part of the funding for the in kind so of the $7 million we're generating in terms of fees the one million dollars is focused on the wrinkle and not on the public park on the corner of 8th and wrinkle. this is 8th and harrison this is a shot looking on 8 street the street to the right would be wrinkle and this is the park as well. and here's one more shot of the park. and i was asked inform provide a little bit of context it's actually a misnomer to say we're the project we're the project chaperone in the first phase it was the western task force that was driving the decision making around whether or not wrinkle should be a priority project and the answer came back yes and the second phase was ss fta and liz taking ownership over the design of the street sxheefkz and this is h

last friday elliott roger silled six before turning the gun on himself.elissa, how are the students there copeing with the tragedy? >> i'm standing in front of the one of the stops where elliott stopped and killed a victim. they have a makeshift memorial and the students are bringing capp candles and flowers and message boards and writing the messages here with chalk on the pavement, messages of peace and love and they need time to heal. as the long weekend is wrapping up, we are getting more students returning and remembering the lives lost. the vigils and memorials have spread beyond where three were gunned down, high schools and universities remembered the victims, including the parents of george that added their names to this memorial. according to the police, their son and two others were stabbed to death before going on the shooting rampage. >> we could die a thousand times, but we don't want our kids to be hurt. this shouldn't happen to any family. >> he had been visiting rogers. >> i just say god why don't you take me instead my son. >> questions

. >> reporter: the a last estimate out of silver sill, new mexico is zero percent of that fire has beentained. the fire is moving east away from silver city. as we head into warmer weather, drought conditions have communities on edge about wildfires from the southwest to the west. where later this week, some southern californians will deal with high winds and temperatures in the triple digits. they are not expecting a bad wildfire season in colorado, but the govern a taking a better safe than sorry approach. >> it's important to sign these three bills to make sure that we further secure our ability to fight fires, to get to fires sooner. >> reporter: despite all of the property that has been lost or is being threatened by the texas and new mexico wildfires, as of tuesday morning, there had been no reports of loss of life. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> now until that cool weather rives the hot dry weather playing a part in both of those fires. >> yeah, we need some cool air to come in and drop the temperatures a bit. but it is also very dry area. that's a problem. the wind has picked

. >> doug beache with the national forest defense counsel sill is concerned that the state collects water use records from senior water rights holders every three years. >> the concern is that not everyone has the same incentive to conserve water. when you have a water right, you may not have to do the same things that some of the juniors do. >> and it means some farmers have to let the fields go drive and others have more than another water. pg and e is among the water rights holder and the president promised the utilities is doing its part to conceive. >> it is something we focused on and take it seriously as a company on our own responsibilities to reduce. >> pg and e points out the vast majority is for generating power allowing it to be used by other water districts and california has required more water use reporting but the ap found those records often contained errors. in the newsroom, eric rassaman channel 2 news. >>> the drought has caused a lot of problems but for some it is actually driving demand for some very unusual firefighters. fire crews were stocking up for a barbecue wh

angelou was in in san francisco in 2012 and visited glide memorial and was there to celebrate see sill william's 50th anniversary to celebrate the church. a memorial service will be planned for her at glide when he returns to north carolina where the family plans to scatter her ashes in the mountains. there's supposed to be a vigil arranged by the artist who remembered maya angelou and the time has not been determined. we're live in oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> in north carolina, where maya angelou lived, many are remembering her support of literature and the creative arts in the community. the city is working with her family on a suitable memorial for the icon. she had been a professor at wake forest university in winston-salem for more than 30 years. >> i've been with hear so many times where i saw her lend her very powerful voice. she had that very strong, powerful voice but she lent that voice to causes she believed in, such as ensuring social justice, prevention of domestic domestic violence. >> she was in the midst of creating a black

they produce an antibody that traps the organism inside red wood sills preventing it from spreading throughouthe body. >> only six percent of the children in our cohort had this anybody and were resistant. they develop it naturally through being exposed to parasites over the course of their lifetime, the two years of their life. some of these children are able to develop this protective antibody response in the trick was finding what was the target of the response. >> the team found that injecting a form of this antibody into mice protected the animals from malaria. it is early days but a vaccine is much needed. half of the world's population, 3.4 billion people are at risk for malaria. there are more than 200 million cases reported each year which resulted in 600,000 deaths. 90% are in sub-saharan africa. they are optimistic. >> we have made incredible progress in seen child deaths cut by half over the last decade. we're seeing with the current tools we have and the potential new tools like a vaccine in the pipeline the possibility of being able to end malaria in my lifetime and that would be

on his sill nall, the water is released. in all, the choppers made over 900 drops. this captain pulled it off with zero visibility. >> you see your lead aircraft go into smoke and disappears. you don't know if he's going straight ahead. the best you can do is hope. >> reporter: the smoke so intense it cut off the main water supply on the base forcing them to look elsewhere. you just went along on one ride. in all, these marines spent 250 hours in the air fighting these blazes. it helped them get the upper hand on the fire. the cooler weather is expected to help further. >> thank you, indra. >>> so earlier we said the weather was cop rating with the firefighting efforts today. the question is what about tomorrow? still so much to be do. >> let's bring in meteorologist alexandra steele. >> improving conditions, no question about it. so short-term it's fine, and certainly improving. but it's the longer term. we've been in this blocking pattern, our third dry winter in a row, 2013 going down as california's driest on record. and 2014 looking even worse n. the short term

she's his sill lie rabbit. >> schieffer: what is a silly rabbit. >> they have a weird symbiotic relationship that has managed to out last the incredible -- nobody deserves it more than donald sterling but what a betrayal to take these private audio tapes and somehow they get out in to public. she says she wasn't the agent of it. but she did the tape. >> >> i think it's been alluded to but i don't want -- just like rappers what are mad at video vixen girls, nobody made you do it. we look at her these are the cards handed to her. having been a pastor, sometimes people exercise power strategically, sometimes through rumor. powerless people use what's at stake and what she has are word& collective, items of thought. belief, sentiment, packs, that may have cans queens. not his personal belief, his personal belief led him to deny latino and african american people housing. that's imperical proof of a privately held ex i tension belief. >> there are lots ever these tapes? >> a hundred or so. some point we're all reduced to relying on tmz as our source here that she has -- she was his archivist. she

in the 19120s diptheria was one of the most common sill kyler did -- killers of teenagers. in the 20s polio ravaged american children causing tens of thousands of paralysis. measles before the vaccine in 1963 caused 48,000 children to be hospitalized and 500 to di. now we largely don't see those, they are starting to come back a little bit because parents are making these choices because they have forgotten about these disease, not only had we largely eliminated them but we eliminated the memory so people aren't scared. unfortunately they may have to the get scared of them again, which is sad. >> stephen: what if i were to till you sound like you are the-- popular of big pharma. they make the inoculations, they are making money, greasing your palms that is out there now, respond to it. >> yeah, so-- (applause) >> you know, it's amazing to me that we just keep knocking big pharma when in fact you can't on the one hand praise the fact that these vaccines have saved their lives, have allowed our children to live longer, better, healthier lives and then say that just dismiss th

look at this, up to 128 kilometer per hour winds in terms of gusts in sill hill, up to 115 kilometers per hour in big black mountain. so yes we're continuing to look out for those wind gusts as we go throughout wednesday. los angeles, up to 38 degrees. for your wednesday. in the deep south, rain and thunderstorms, atlanta you will also see temperatures moving into the upper 20s as you go through your wednesday. finally, east asia, we are seeing the continual rainy season moving in to southern china, and also western japan. and kagoshima, 77 millimeters of rain during the past 24 hours and it looks like more rain is in store for us, both in western japan, and also down in to southern china. look, up to 120 millimeters of rainfall during the next 72 hours. so definitely look out for that. hong kong you will see a high of 28 degrees with a chance for some rain. also, extending all the way in to tokyo, we're expecting some rain with a high of 22 for thursday. a little bit drier toward beijing, though, and warm with highs in the upper 20s. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's

sill l similarly, we still have internet and i could work as a journalist remotely and i traveled.had creature converts. people were surprised to find out we had hot water and i can run my laptop and all the things. there were small things we didn't have like a toaster or drier that used a lot of power. >> why did you revert back to a more traditional way of living? >> it wasn't really that we were uncomfortable living off the grid. it was that where we had bought land, where we could afford to buy land in an isolated place was disconnected from a larger community. as i have a 5-year-old daughter and as she got older, it was just clear that she would be much happier being within walking distance of her friends, things like that. so we had tried to create our own community, and in the end we found that we needed to plug into that larger community. >> michelle, so many of our community members want to live the life that you are living. scott says, what do you miss most about life without so much technology? he saysvy subtly peacefulness. all caps letter. he's trying to live like you

britney sill have was killed by an amtrak train her mother says the teen was texting and listening to music when it happened. laura? >> this is about the time that this occurred. just minutes ago britney silva's mother, family and other friends walked out here, you can see cynthia silva is hugging someone there at the scene. there is a memorial that spring up. about this time last night apparently britney wasn't looking for listening to her surroundings. >> music isn't worth their lives. >> cynthia silva says she doesn't want other parents to go through what she is going through 28 hours after her daughter was struck and killed by an amtrak train while texting and listening to music. . >> i preached take one out. take one out. so you can hear what is going on around you. >> she was set to graduate in june. >> she's a student that should have been a success story. >> britney was active in the drama department. >> all year, she was so into it she did every score spot on. >> there are grief counselors on hand. >> just so nice, and come mrechlting people all the time. no outgoing, loving.

britney sill have was killed by an amtrak train her mother says the teen was texting and listening to music when it happened. laura? >> this is about the time that this occurred. just minutes ago britney silva's mother, family and other friends walked out here, you can see cynthia silva is hugging someone there at the scene. there is a memorial that spring up. about this time last night apparently britney wasn't looking for listening to her surroundings. >> music isn't worth their lives. >> cynthia silva says she doesn't want other parents to go through what she is going through 28 hours after her daughter was struck and killed by an amtrak train while texting and listening to music. . >> i preached take one out. take one out. so you can hear what is going on around you. >> she was set to graduate in june. >> she's a student that should have been a success story. >> britney was active in the drama department. >> all year, she was so into it she did every score spot on. >> there are grief counselors on hand. >> just so nice, and come mrechlting people all the time. no outgoing, loving.

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are no family members now but they know he was named henry david thoreau and they acted on the first sill bill. his family was from new jersey and only two generations of the pronunciation of s thorough and changed it here. if we learned tomorrow that enest hemmingway pronounced his name differently we would not say it differently. having spent up close time with him for two years i tend to call him henry. and the book is a close-up personal almost novel like look at his years. and i don't mean fiction but detailed and primary. throughout the book i call him henry and i will fall into that. i need to start with a quotation from ralph waldo emerson who said of his old friend: he was free and strange. and the one thing i keep coming back to was henry was very strange and that was the exciting part of this for me: the personality and character and getting that on to paper. it felt like where was wrestling five guerillas on to one page but it works. a lot of people come out on one side or the other or feel they ought it. they become a henry david thoreau fan or critic and he was a fraud in so

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. >> it's happened over the last year and a half or so, heading into the sill can valley. >> we see heavytraffic heading into the silicon valley. >> i've getting the sunrise when i'm taking off it's good. i'll only do it as long as it's fun, and i have not stopped having fun. >> reporter: so cool meeting the face behind the voice. you can hear him monday through friday 6:30 to 9:30. if you want to see this story again, visit us on line at kpix5.com. until next weekend, everyone, take care of one another. >>> we have video of a $10 million yacht disaster, ending up sidewalks in sideways as it was being lawnched. we launched. ,,,,,,,, insiders if san francisco h gotten too touristy? marinucci: the bureaucracy . >>> we hope you will join us tomorrow morning, mitt cal independent siders in san fransisco, has gotten too touristy. >> we should not be organizing against tourists and techies, they constitute the foundation of our economy. >> here why insiders say attacking the tourism industry is a mistake. >>> a last look at our weather forecast. those are your highs for today. you can see upper

. >> a video has emerged of a one-year-old who chimed on -- who climbed to a window sill and two menaught the baby. >> and suzuki is recalling several models from 2004 through 2008 because the steering wheel can catch on fire made by general motors. the lamp switch or running light modules can overheat, melt, and catch fire. the company will notify owners and six the problem for free. it hasn't scheduled the repairs yet. >>> on this friday before the holiday, trading is underway on wall street and the dow is up 38 points to 16581. >> new details on the pending prepare of apple of beat music. a source says there is a 70 percent chance it will happen. the same person says apple is buying the music company not for the headphones but for the talent. the c.e.o. is looking for "culturally aware and high skilled talent" that can give apple a look of youth. that is what beat has. >> hike dr. dre. they seek to raise $500 million from fund managers in a deal that could value the start-up at $12 billion looking to close a deal in the next few weeks or by the end of the second converter. >> hewl

the vigil is held at 8:00 at the high school where sill have was a -- where silva was a senior.ction transit chief financial officer will enter a plea on embezzlement for taking 500,000 from a batch test church in east oakland. clinton was in charge of the financial accounts. he spent the money on luxury car s, kids' tuition and golf club membership. officials at a.c. transit are confident the money is safe. >> students and parents join the fight after a teacher was let go for challenging a controversial morality clause of a local catholic high school. bishop o'dowd teacher signed but crossed out portions of her contract demanding the teachers conform with teachings of the catholic faith in professional and personal right including reproduction and gay and lesbian rights. students nearly walked owe but it was called off after a plea from the principle on the intercom. >> it is wrong. we are said to be a community of diverse. >> this contract is a huge step backwards and strips employees of civil rights. >> some parents are threatening to withhold donations and created a facebook

here in slauf yauns, the sesht center of the move, they were surprised at the more convict sill area tore tone from president putin. a door was left open and a determination was expressed to continue to fight on. >> >> translator: we are not military, this pro-russian spokeswoman says, we are just defending our land. they are attacking. another woman didn't want to go on camera but had strong words to say about the kiev government. >> people of our town wants peace, but we only see the violence and the aggressiveness from the authorities in kiev. >> reporter: a sign of concern in the area, long lines of people at banks, after growing skirmishes and some bank closures, people here are apparently worried about losing their lives and their life savings. regardless of what putin and the rebels are saying, kiev says it's pushing forward with its efforts to rout out insurgents. there's more fighting today around the city hall in the eastern city of mario pol. as authorities expect more unrest from separatists tomorrow, the russian anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany in world war ii.

but for me it's also an opportunity to remind sill condition valley that even tough issues, they can make good. >> there's nobody who has responsibility for all of these sites. >> reporter: lenny siegel serves as executive director for center for public environmental oversight. >> what's important is the combination of the map, the fact that there are tens of thousands of people living and working above plumes or going to school above plumes. >> reporter: they shared their computer files with us using that along with government sources we mapped these toxic sites ourselves. take a look at what we found. when we put it all together, the purple plots all over silicon valley show the enormity of the problem. >> we can actually see how much of the valley has been impacted by these chemicals. >> reporter: on the map we also found more than a dozen day cares, elderly care homes and schools right on top of or very close to the sites where chemicals still lurk in the soil. >> people should be asking questions. there are some people who say i don't want to know about it because it will lower

we have problems with va fa sills. maybe not in houston. certainly in others. but we need to get to the bottom of it. our wounded warriors and those who serve the nation deserve better. not just from the va secretary but from congress, who gives the authority to the secretary to fix some of the systemic problems to that are resident in those facilities. >> reverend, montel williams was telling me this has affected the mood of a lot of troops, young soldiers he talks to, who now question just how much this country is behind them. forget bet going into war but whether it's even worth it for some of them going forward to go into war. >> for those of us, neil, who served this country, we certainly hope when you join the united states military, you go with the dedication to the country. that's a larger purpose than your individual emotions. i think these latest wars we have participated in have affected many of our soldiers mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. the older veterans who need this critical care are triaged, we need to give them that and make sure they

the care sill restoration cost an estimated $300,000. the grand reopening is set for saturday at the crane's creativity museum. >>> on the recall list but some unsafe cars are still being sold. tonight, the push to fix them before they hit the road. >>> how crooks are preying on people who are trying to beat the heat. >>> today, passengers take a test drive in google's cars. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, some of those cars are stilr sale. >>> now at 6:30, they are so dangerous to drive they are on the recall list. but tonight, some of those cars are still for sale. screwly watts on the renewed effort to force used car dealers to fix known safety problems before they sell that vehicle. crily. >> reporter: yeah, liz, it is estimated 30% of all used car are also sold in the u.s. have outstanding recalls that have not been addressed. and i some fear that number could grow the due to the large number of new recalls. >> i went from 70 miles an hour spinning to just doing this (indicating ). >> he expected a better ride. the does he recall assured him it

>> what if you could sill walk the crooked street? walk it? not drive.me beautiful curves, same gorgeous view. look at that. would it change the expense? here is the proposal from city hall. they are taking a close look at closing the crooked street to cars on the week in the summer. that would start june 21 and go through july 13. that would go from noon to 6:00 p.m. if you live along the street, something needs to be done and they are being overrun by tourists. no facilities can handle thousands of people a day and we are overrun. there is no security. there is in order. there is no traffic flow. people are stopping in the middle of street and do what they want. >> remark is an issue. sometimes it backed up so much on van ness it conflicts and impacts the regional transportation network. >>> in tourists say, wait, this is a major attraction. we want to drive it. they say closing it is a shame. residents say they are often trapped inside their own home because there are so many cars. there have been car accidents and they want tourists but though need o

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