>> hi, thank you, brian and solomon for coming today. i just want to mention that i had applied for affordable housing or below market housing three times and by the time i reached 50 i just gave up. but i think that this is really great about how you are simplifying the initial process because i had to run around, get all my information every time like within 7 days while maintaining my employment. so by the third time around i gave up. it's really a lot of stress and what you are doing here that's really great because i have already been in that process. >> yeah, that's what i think we are noticing is that you do all this running around and unfortunately you know only a few people are actually going forward with that. so it's almost, it compass -- exacerbates the frustration and when you make them run around it makes it worse that you put in all this time. we still have to deal with the fact that ironically in some sense, the success of this application will mean that the waiting list might become even longer. that's the flip side of t

. >> i am sandy solomon in 2 now 6, my -- 2006 my friend passed away and left mes entire estate.inheritance is an obligation. jamie: a huge collection of paintings, drawings, photographs. that she inherited from david humphreys miller. >> these are my dearest friends. >> his people and the subject of his art work are survivors of most indian battle of all-time, the battle of little bighorn. june 1876. i have come to montana to learn more about miller and the "strange inheritance" he lift, brad hamlet is a gallery owner and fifth generation montana n . >> the life work of david humphreys miller was to find, and paint the survivors of the battle of the little bighorn. jamie: miller is born in 1918, and raised in ohio, his parents are artists they teach him to paint, at 16, he is obsessed with history in particular the battle of little bighorn he requests his parents to allow limb to travel alone to western plains and 7 out the native american survivors of the battle. >> david went on a unique journey, why do you think he did? >> he believed that some of these people were still aliv

solomon plays a big role in this.t my recurring character, in ten adventures, this is his eleventh and he is retired justice department agent, lives in copenhagen, runs an old book shop and stays in trouble all the time. she cannot stay out of trouble in this case he has been sent on a simple error and to take care of something that turns into something much more. i always wanted to do with story under 24 hours. most of my books up between 2.5 to three days to four days. charlemagne pursue was the longest of the debt at two weeks, this one is 23 hours so from start to finish it is -- there's a lot going on here. takes place mainly in venice and in croatia. we were on a cruise and i swore it was supposed to be a vacation but it didn't become one. started looking around everywhere so everything he does on that ship, i have been all over is there so that ship is part of this whole thing he gets caught up in an ends up in croatia in washington d.c.. we went to d.c. the fdr library in hyde park and we were overseas as well

at moon lake about an hour from the north. >> and he did go up to stay with george solomon and this is confirm ed confirmed with interviews with george and george's girlfriend. george gave us a time line that was consistent with what permenter gave us. >> reporter: so tim's story of the night of the murder checked out, and he voluntarily came clean with something from the start. he had a record, and he'd done time. >> and early on in life you got in trouble. what were you doing? >> i was running an escort service, and i got stupid and i started it up small basically running an ad out of the newspaper, getting a small office and it just expand eded from there, and ballooned. >> what kind of money were you pulling down a week. >> i was grossing $6,000 to $7,000 a day. >> reporter: and you are how old? >> about 20. that is the trap why go to school when you make that kind of money. >> reporter: and that is the trap. and ended up in a gun fight? >> yes. >> reporter: and tim was worried that he would be painted as a bad guy right away because of his sordid past and so he agreed to cooper

and one in particular involves a man named hi man solomon. he was a jewish man who lived in new york city, but he moved to philadelphia. he was connected very strongly with robert morse who was the treasurer of the fledgling new united states. hyman solomon is the man who financed the american revolution. he loaned his country $800,000 of his own money. to this day, that debt has never been repaid, by the way. five times congress considered it five times congress said no. do you know what that debt's worth today? about $300 billion, depending on how you calculate it. [laughter] it's, that's what it's worth today. he's never been paid back a dime. but hy match solomon was so critical that george washington is said to have left a special thank you within the great seal of the united states. and it's on the back of the $1 bill right now, and when you read the novel, you'll know what i'm talking about see what i'm saying, you'll see where it is. but it's a very interesting symbol that is now on the back of the $1 bill as a thank you to hyman solo

menendez and solomon melgen a florida eye doctor were indicted in connection with the bribery scheme. justice department says between january 2006 and yan 2013 menendez accepted close to one million-dollar in lavish gifts and campaign contributions from melgen in exchange for using power of his senate office to influence medicare billing disputes worth tense of millions to the doctor. investigators say among gifts were flights on melgen's private jet and vacations at melgen's villa in the dominican republic. they allege menendez took steps to support tourist and student visa applications of three of melgen's girlfriend. menendez called the charges politically motivated and said prosecutors have twisted his friendship with melgen into something improper. >> i am not going anywhere. i'm and gray. i'm angry and ready to fight because today contradicts my public service career and my entire life. >> in the meantime menendez has decided to temporarily step down from his role as top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee and reaction now continues to come in. governor chris chri

the question from solomon jones answered first by nelson diaz. solomon. >> thank you lucy.'d like to thank all the candidates for being here. this summer national protests erupted over police shootings of unarmed civilians but been on here in philadelphia since 2012. when 52 police shootings and 15 deaths prompted commissioner ramsay to seek help from the justice department. the subsequent review found insufficient training, inadequate oversight even shoddy handling of crime scenes and investigations. perhaps worse it found public distrust of police who are rarely prosecuted even in questionable shootings. given those realityies, should there be an independent review of police involved shootings and excessive force claims? >> the answer is yes, there should be a review. i believe there should be a civilian review with subpoena power so that they can get the information necessary and the report goes on to talk about the fact that there's a necessary element of having community policing. community policing provides an opportunity for the community and the individuals to have

. >> reporter: police looked shell arctic oil looked -- booked solomon alemu of san francisco. police repair to take him away. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the public defender's office says solomon alemu is a client of theirs and it is unclear whether he an appointment today but he already had a court date tomorrow. >> david, i am sure people are saying wow, led him to police, the post important thing is the girl is back home tonight with her parents. >> the girl was safe. wasn't crying. and the mother was able to get to her quickly. she was found within 20 minutes after the alert went out. >> thank you, david. >>> extra patrols after an attack on a trail in the east bay, 6:00 p.m. yesterday in livermore. ktvu fox 2 news john sasaki is live at the trail. neighbors say police aren't telling them much? >> reporter: yeah. neighbors haven't heard much but police released new information saying this victim was sexually assaulted. it happened here on the trail, adjacent to l street. >> reporter: exercise, walk the dogs or get away. >> usually peaceful and calm. relaxing. >> reporte

the reason i have that is because of solomon's memoir. i can't pretend that it was something that just came from myself. i had the opportunity to work with one of the most amazing documents that was ever written in any regard. so the fact that the headline would have pen john ridley screwed it up. i know i worked hard, i know i put a lot into it, but that memoir was singular. so i can't talk in terms of success like that. i feel successful because i'm happy for the career i have. i feel very fortunate that my parents have lived long enough to see all of the things that they truly worked for not just for myself but for members of our community. and then i had an opportunity to pay it back. my sons have two wonderful boys, they get to see it, my wife gets to put on a wonderful beautiful dress, we get to share it toque. in that way it is a -- together. >> in that way it's a success. to live the this dream to be in a space where i can tell the stories i want to tell to have the kinds of reactions these stories is very very special . >> for th

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audiotape of the remarks provided to "the new york times," jeb bush said -- >> joining us now is mark solomon, national campaign director for freedom to marry. mark i don't know when i've seen anything like this. that's a complete reversal for jeb bush. >> it certainly looks like it. i'm hoping what's next is he comes out in support of laws that protect gay and transgender people from discrimination. that's what we need. that's why people are so up in arms over what's happening is that 70% of americans support nondiscrimination protections for gay and transgender people. they're seeing indiana and arkansas against measures that make it easier to discrimination and people are shocked. >> the first thing mike pence at his news conference is it's been a rough week. it's been a rough week for these republican presidential candidates. >> and they didn't need to do this. i was with george w. bush back in 2000 when he had to go to bob jones university and, you know stand next to ultraconservatives who, frankly, he didn't really much grow with but he had to do it because he just lost in new hampshire

kimberly: solomon says increased competition from other restaurants is part of the reason he decided to call it quits. he bought ratsie's from the original owner in 1998. it will be replaced by a south african chic chainken -- chicken chain, which is very yummy. eileen: both my brother and sister went to the university of maryland and they were really bummed to hear they are closing. a beautiful day today, although it was really windy. the wind gusting between 40 and 50 miles per hour at time. the mask is elementary school, -- damascus elementary school, that is the moon bright and full. if you can get a chance to see it, it really looks spectacular. the temperatures are a little cool right now not too bad, 51 degrees at george washington university geography department. these are live sensors, and the wind is anywhere between calm and five miles per hour, a big change from earlier today. 42 degrees in frederick and middletown, maryland. this time last night, we were in the mid to upper 60's. that is why we have quite a big change in temperatures compared with 24 hours ago. 28 degree

solomon the united vice president and i think the only thing i need to add what an amazing and incredible colleague many bell very supportive certificate people she was active open the building committee and another friend that is named bell who will be seeing you on sunday so sfusd wants to thank you ms. bell for all the work for our students and staff thank you. (clapping.) i don't think i need to go to the podium. >> ms. bell withhold to record our remark. >> oh, i'm sorry on behalf of all the board members the instructor and secretaries and teachers and principles it is an honor as well as a privilege to work with the san francisco unified school district which i was hired and my anniversary will be still coming up i still count administrative review as part of the unified school district an april 30th no, today april 28th was my hired date 40 years ago april 28th so i'm so happy and pleased and thank you for everyone that participated and the ones that put this through an my on behalf of i thank you and love you and anything that i can continue to do for the unified school district i

development, mayor's on housing and community development, teresa, director of housing development, michael solomon. lara sallee affordable housing data portal coordinator, sf aids foundation. 92 break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 7. overview of aids legal referral panel. a presentation of services that alrp provides to people with hiv and aids. pensacola comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 8. cochair elections. agenda item no. 9. report from the director of mayor's office on disability. 92 agenda item no. 10. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> agenda item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda but one the jurisdiction of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 12 correspondence. agenda item no. there. council member comments and announcements. no. 14. adjourn in memory of derek zarda. >> next we have public comment. is there anyone wanting to speak? yes, bill? >> i just want to make sure that everybody knows about the upcoming ada celebration. carla has done a lot of work to get this event rolling. i just w

ramÓn: la policÍa dio con la bÚsqueda del sospechoso y capturÓ a solomon de 33 de 33 aÑos que enfrentarÁbo de vehÍculos y poner en riesgo la vida de una menor ademÁs de violar su libertad condicional. ramÓn: de acuerdo las autoridades afortunadamente la menor de cuatro meses de edad se encuentra en perfectas condiciones salud de ahÍ la importancia de que los padres de familia nunca dejen desatendidos los vehÍculos particularmente cuando hay menores en el interior. marÍa: gracias, la policÍa arrestÓ tres hombres que les dispararon a dos agentes del orden encubiertos, los uniformados investigaban a dos objetos que intentaban robar un autocomo a los policÍas salieron ilesos. leÓn: un juez del condado de santa clara decidiera el futuro de un violador en serie. el magistrado analizÓ las pruebas para saber si la libertad condicional de christopher debe ser revocada. cumple una condena por violar decenas de mujeres en la dÉcada del 60 y 80. marÍa: en un restaurante o un siniestro, las llamas se esparcieron al edificio contiguo, los bomberos investiga la causa. leÓn: la policÍa arrestÓ un hombre

menendez with solomon melgen a florida eye doctor, were both indicted in connection with the bribery scheme. the justice department says that between january 2006 and january 2013 menendez accepted close to one million-dollar in lavish gifts and campaign contributions from melgen in exchange for using the power of his senate seat to influence medicare billing disputes worth tens of millions to the doctor. investigators say among gifts were flights on melgen's private jets and vacations at melgen's villa in the the dominican republic. they alleged that menendez took steps to support tourist and student visa applications of three of melgen's girlfriend. menendez called them politically motivated and said prosecutors have twisted his friendship with melgen into something improper. meanwhile reaction powers in from his fellow lawmakers alike. >> it does president surprise me but i don't believe until i know the fact what really happen with menendez or not. >> it doesn't even surprise you anymore. just one of the who else has been doing it and has not gotten caught yet. >> i have conduct

i'm susan solomon first, we wish to thank the oversight committee and congratulate frank he worked hard and so did the committee we have a few things to mention that were brought up during the report at least one of them the first is the cost the district spends q ta money and calls it indirect costs to the tune of one mom and dad's o million dollars those costs include an assertion by the staff and the principles and hard to staff schools need to spend four days to anticipate the fund that the district is explaining the principles and department heads earner nearly a thousand dollars a day for the work we know they don't so we're concerned that q ta not be charged be charged for legitimate costs but not used as a cash cow for other extensions that are genetically called indirect costs as the gentleman mentioned the q ta revealed $9 million in unspent funds of an unspecified nuke of years the funds with not a cash cow or a piggy bank they're intended to the improvement of the education for our children and retention of staff it should be spent so for those purposes unless there's a clea

. >> susan solomon united educator i want to make this clear some guest educators have come through teachers of america but the fact remains the teachers that come through tfa do live after two years this creates a temporary workforce it is not does not create a stable environment for our students we do need what ken tray said additional resources for the san francisco residency perspire of the school district u e sf stanford and ucsf it is going well, i want to see that expand and finally what we need is greater support for all our new teachers and especially our teachers in special education let's look at the program and fix it soon thank (clapping.) >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a teacher american people secondarily since 2006 and worked with telephone teachers unfortunately none are still in the classroom one in the district and this is not an anomaly i've seen 20 percent of tfa members are retained after 5 years this is not an innocent agenda tfa is part of a larger movement we see the same people on the board of tfa trying to privatize schools a

solomon malligan is accused of trying to dupe that program. >>> and this morning, the statute of limitations in child sex abuse lawsuits yesterday jerry sandusky's adopted son joined a handful of lawmakers. jerry sandusky is served a 30 to 50-year prison sentence for abusing young boys while he was an assistant football coach at penn state. >>> in north hampton county authorities are warning parents to be on the lookout after a woman tried to lure a girl into her car. she pulled up to a 9-year-old walking home from school. the girl described the driver as an older woman with light hair large rimmed glasses and a puppy. she kept asking the girl to get in the vehicle. but she drove up and the girl's brother drove off. >> as soon as they said a puppy in the car, that was stereotypical, too. she wasn't but the puppy was. >> announcer: now the nbc "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> clear skies this morning. temperatures, they're falling right now, 40s and 50s not quite as chilly as yesterday morning. look at the wind not blowing at all. the flags are rested at the studios.

. >> reporter: police booked solomon alemu on felony kidnapping, stolen vehicle and probation violation charges. a public defender called out this advice: [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the public defender office says he was a client of theirs. it is not clear if he had an appointment today but he had a court date set for tomorrow. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it has been 8 months since the earthquake in wine country. today napa is still dealing with the damage. >> one of my staff members said the disaster was one thing, recovery is 10 times harder. >> why officials say repair work is taking longer than planned. >> and a man goes face to face with a bear and wins. what happened in his own words. >> warming up around here. 90s for your bay area third. it will get -- thursday. it will get hot. how long the heat will last. >> a live look now at your wednesday evening commute. this is the approach of the toll plaza. they are stacked dozens deep, trying to get in to san francisco. you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-

solomon mengin. >> they have chosen to twist my duties as a senator and my friendship into something improper. >> the justice democratic alleges mengin showered menendez with trips including trips to the dominican republic aboard a private jet and $1 million in campaign contributions. the indictment says menendez used the power of his office to benefit mengin's financial interests. according to the f.b.i., menendez used his influence to change medicare reimbursal policy. in 2012, mengin received more medicaid reimbursements than any doctor in the country. he helped to fix visa problems so mengin's girlfriends could come to the u.s. menendez said he paid back the cost of the fights and vows not to step down from the senate. >> i am proud of that i have accomplished and i am not going anywhere. >> each count of bribery could come with 15 years in prison and there are eight counts of that. this is a very serious case. >> how unusual are these charges for a sitting send tear? >> very unusual. the last time a senator was charged with bribery is 1980. you have to prove that the senator acc

pool i'm also with the housing action coalition thank you for the opportunity to speak emerald and solomon presented their plans for one 50 van ness and our members endorsed the project it is underutilized a parking lot in a vacant building this will develop 4 hundred and 20 homes and bmr next to transit new bike lanes on polk street and walk to hayes valley and other areas and so it is an exciting project exactly and completely in alliance with the market octavia plan he talked with the neighborhood association one the members was present at the meeting at a point and generally in support this is the kind of housing we need and just to put this into context i mean this area around market and van ness includes 3 city sites across from the scald denying this project will set a precedent for future projects coming down the line approve this this is the kind of housing san francisco needs and thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm a la port parent my 3-year-old son attended the school i'm dully in belief we need to create nor housing t

joining us now solomon jones, morning host at 9:00 a.m. wurd, solomon -- fire of all, welcome. good morning. good morning, bill, how are you. >> we watched this video and i'm generally the compassionate, let's find help for individuals, but slowly but surely i'm joining the chorus of people that say you got to punish this type of behavior. what do you think? >> i do think this type of behavior -- i mean, it's crime mal. what we see here eggs criminal activity t, but i think that there are numerous reasons behind it. one i think that there needs to be, on behalf of the school district, i think more attention towards safety. you saw an up tick in violence in schools after the budget cuts between the 2013 and 2014 school year. so there is a correlation between the two. if you know that there's a hotspot. if you know that there's someplace where there's often trouble, then you have to pay attention to that. secondly, there were problems with that spring garden subway stop when i was in school. i went p to master man, the kids at ben franklin, there were some problems there. so i th

they indicted solomon melgin in a medicare fraud scream. menendez denies allegations that he accepted nearly $1 million from melgin in exchange for political favors. >>> this morning the former boerg manage borough manager will come back and get her belongings. she was officially fired monday night. she still has not turned over her office keys and she says she won't. >> very serious. you have suspects in this investigation running this borough and that's something that every resident should be concerned about. >> colwyn borough is $1 million in the red. a locksmith opened the office yesterday searching for any money to pay the bills. >>> happening today, fast food workers plan to join a nationwide rally calling for a $15 minimum wage. workers are expected to walk off a mcdonald's in west philadelphia. students at college campuses will join the rally. a $15 wage will help graduates avoid poverty. giants will raise its part-time pay to $9 beginning in june. the current federal rate is $7.25 an hour. giants said thousands of employees will se

solomon melgin who has also been charged. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the justice department don't know the difference between friendship and corruption and has chose on the twist my duties as a senator and my friendship into something improper. >>reporter: the justice department alleges he was lavished with gifts and trips and campaign contributions close to $1 million. in exchange the indictment says he used the power of his office to benefit his friend's financial and personal interests. according to the fbi, he used his influence to change medicare reimbursement policy resulting in melgin pocketing millions. he received more medicare reimbursements in 2012 than any other doctor in the country >> i have always stood up for what i believe is right. >>reporter: menendez says he paid back the cost of the flights and has done nothing wrong and while he's temporarily stepping down from the foreign relations committee, he says he will not resign his seat in the senate. >> i am proud of what i have accomplished and i am not going anywhere. >> menendez has been a very vocal critic

private jet rides, dominican vacations and campaign cash from his longtime friend florida eye doctor solomon melgin. his practice was raided by the fbi because in exchange for those gifts, prosecutors say the senator helped the doctor get visas for girlfriends and used his political power to rake in millions for the doctor's business. >> this is america. you're innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: but constituents are skeptical. >> hard working. influential. works for his people. >> reporter: peggy coleman voted for the senator twice. >> i hope it's not true. but if it is he's got to pay the price. >> reporter: support also coming from democrats across new jersey. >> to give him that opportunity to go to trial, to make sure that there's justice, fairness. >> reporter: if convicted, menendez could spend decades in prison. but he said his friendship with that florida doctor was not corruption. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the justice department don't know the difference between friendship and corruption and have chosen to twist my duties as a senator and my friendship into somethi

solomon melgin in a fraud scheme. menendez denied charges that he accepted money from melgin. >>> the pennsylvania district attorney's association is challenging the policy saying it violates elements of the state constitution. governor wolf announced the moratorium in february after calling the current system error prone and expensive. we did some checking and only three people have been executed in pennsylvania since 1976. 185 people are currently on death row in the state. >>> today is april 15th. tax day. if you haven't filed those taxes yet, there's only just a few hours remaining before it's too late and you'll be penalized. anyone who hasn't filed taxes this year has until midnight tonight. there's the countdown clock. less than 19 hours. if you need some extra time you may be able to get an automatic extension if you file a form 4868. that's an extension of more time to file not more time to pay. the irs has some tips if you need to file. they recommend filing electronically to reduce errors on your return. al

solomon will talk a little bit more specifically about the technical aspects of creating the website and my primary point is that to give you some information but to actually solicit as

. >> took campaign cash and gifts from this florida eye doctor, solomon melgen. feds want to know if the senator improperly usehis office to try to help the eye doctor get a port security deal in the dominican republic a deal potentially worth tens of millions. >> jon: all right, all right, maybe chris christie' thick isn't illegal, but campaign cash and gifts for you, port deal for you? you don't need to go to a corrupt florida ophthalmologist to see this is classic corruption. >> lots of senators fly lots of places for lots of reasons. they do favors for political donors all the time. >> the fact that he received contributions from dr. melgen, those two things alone are not enough. the government has to show a link-up. >> the quid pro quo that the gifts he received were the reasons he did these favors for the doctor. >> jon: what else could it be? what do you think it's a quid-pro-coincidence? which brings tonight's play. our politics are so sick, they're now shrugged off as it's a fuzzy line. what do you do? we're that chronically ill. unless the corruption ju

year federal investigation into his relationship with the florida eye doctor and personal friend solomon melgen. senator menendez is accused of using his office to improperly benefit medical queen. back on march 6th after word of a possible federal indictment, first leaked menendez called a news conference and denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear, very clear, i have always a conduct myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the democrat has publicly stated since then he has in intention of resigning his office. >>> governor chris christie's office had no comment on the indictment today however, the nationalnrepublican senate committee did weigh in saying that senator menendez betrayed trust of new jersians and that reenforcees what people think is wrong with washington democrats. >>> we also did hear from new jersey democratic senator corry booker who issued a statement a short time ago. he is speaking of menendez he's been a invaluable resource and amen for to me since i have arrived in the senate booker said, our system of justice is designed to be fair and impa

solomon melgen have denied any wrongdoing.e against menendez is being run by that the public integrity section of the justice department but if there is an indictment it would be announced by the u.s. attorney's office in new jersey. sources familiar with the case say the doj has been investigating the senator's actions before he first came to congress in 1993. in 2006 and 2012 menendez faced scrutiny over whether or not he improperly used his office to help his allies. there were also questions about menendez intervene when did you go a government agency throughout the day his friend dr. melgen overbuild the medicare program by 9 million. menendez has traveled on melgen's private plane and had to repay $70,000 of his own pocket when those trips came to light and melgen has donated more than $700,000 to menendez's reelection campaign. so, again, criminal charges will be expected today. of course as we hear anything more we'll update. you live in the satellite center erin o'hearn channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank yo

accused of doing political favors in exchange for a million worth of bribes, from florida eye doctor solomon melgen seen here with the light colored tie. after pleading not guilty menendez fired back. >> for nearly three years the the justice department has persued allegations based on smears launched by political opponents trying to silence me. >> these allegations are false. i'm confident they will be proven false, and i look forward to doing so in court. >> reporter: investigators say menendez assisted melgen in the multi million-dollar medicare dispute and helped get visa for dominican doctor's girlfriend. the senator never broke the law says his attorney. >> this investigation started with false and salacious allegations, made by political and a other opponents of senator menendez. >> reporter: menendez does not to have resign right now from his senate seat and says he won't but some voters question his leadership. >> if you are elect you should be doing better for everybody else and not just yourself. >> let the courts deciding whether he is guilty or not. >> you are not supposed to ju

are expect to relate with his dealings with the donor and friend flashings based ophthalmologist solomon melgan. when word first leak senator menendez denied any wrongdoing. >>> under pressure from gay rights group business leaders and other lawmakers, indiana republicans are scrambling to make a new law. the it could sanction discrimination against gays and lesbians. law makers in arkansas passed their own version of the law it happened yesterday. critics of the the law are arguing or urging the governor to veto the bill. >>> happening right now, talks on iran's nuclear deal continue in quit land. iran u.s. and five other world powers worked late in the night as a initial deadline approached but more time appeared to be necessary to reach a framework deal. secretary of state john kerry extended his stay indicating some progress in negotiations. some details under discussion how much nuclear fuel iran will be allowed to produce in the future and how to verify it for peaceful purposes only. >>> still ahead this morning an attack caught on camera a teenager punching a 60 year-old man on a

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menendez is accused of accepting nearly $1 million in unreported gifts and campaign contributions from solomon milligan, a longtime friend and political donor. the indictment says the gifts included flights on private and commercial jets, access to villas and resorts in the caribbean, hotels, expensive meals, golf outings, and hundreds of thousands in contributions. in return, menendez allegedly advocated for milligan. he received millions in medicare reimbursements. federal authorities raided his medical offices two years ago. bob menendez is the first sitting u.s. senator to face indictment in seven years but he says he is confident he'll be clear. >> i asked my friends, my colleagues, and the community to will their judgment and remember all the other times when prosecutors got it wrong. thank you all very much. >> cbs news, newark, new jersey. >> he's expected to be in court to face charges tomorrow. the florida dr. was also indicted. >> our sister publication, the indianapolis star, reports that a potential fix to indiana freedom religious law could be announced as early as tomorrow morni

charges are expected to relate to his dealings with a donor and friend florida based ophthalmologist solomon minute gin when word of a possible indictment leak last night he denied any wrongdoing. also in new jersey -- >> governor chris christie and hecklers facing off during his latest town hall meeting. they channeled arrest christie and held up blew toy handcuffs. he has been holding weekly town hall meeting across the state to promote his pension reform plan. >> also tonight in philadelphia we have got a shocking attack that was caught on camera. >> take look at this. a map knocked unconscious on a septa platform. and police need your help finding the teenaged suspect. >> kathy? >> the rain is gone. the cold is coming and then a warmup but will it last through the holiday weekend? we'll take a look at that with the seven day. >> also ahead we'll talk one of the newest high tech ways to make money and all you need jessica is your phone. >> i could be into that. >> we all have this. this is easy to do. before you start we've got something you need to know. three on your side's jim donovan

. >> reporter: an officer spotted the car and pulled it over arresting this man solomon alimu and found the infant still in the back. >> the baby is fine. >> reporter: the mother was fearing the worst. >> i was scared and crying. >> reporter: the baby was fine. the parents almost had a heart attack from this! coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from a witness who told us what the suspect did after he was surrounded by police officers. live in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> breaking news now. watsonville police are frantically searching for a missing 6-year-old girl. her name is izel soto hispanic last seen wearing a black shirt and pants with a tinkerbell backpack. police say she was at mcquestioned did i school and it's not clear if she boarded the about or not. >>> there may have been weeks of warning signs from an east bay teenager now accused of killing a 9-year-old boy. and in just the past half-hour, kpix 5's joe vazquez learned some new details about the horrific crime. joe. >>> reporter: i just spoke with the attorney for the family of 9-year-old jordan almgren. the family wil

and so in an organization like hp, you know, it's solomon's baby, they are going to have one for eachhat's going to be a great strategy for them. with two ceo's. i think the same thing is a great strategy for ebay. there are probably a lot of other companies will follow this. emily: will oracle follow? is oracle one of those companies? marc: i think that with oracle, it's hard to do. number one, because the distribution organization is going to be the same no matter what. the most important thing is that oracle has to innovate at a higher rate. that's what we just have not seen oracle do in the last decade. emily: salesforce has been a big acquirer. how do you continue to buy companies without losing focus, without getting bloated? marc: well, number one, acquisitions are hard no matter who you are. i can tell you firsthand, after doing 25 acquisitions over the last five years, acquisitions are hard. but you can transform your company through acquisitions. and the other thing that acquisitions do is they bring all these incredible people into your company, and if you can nurture those

solomon melgen who has also been charged. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the justice departmenton't know the difference between friendship and corruption, and have chosen to twist my duties as a senator and my friendship into something that is improper. >> reporter: the justice department alleged that melgen showered menendez with gifts with trips to the dominican republic and campaign contributions totaling $1 million. in exchange, menendez men dated melgen's personal and financial interests. according to the fbi menendez changed the medicare reimbursement. melgen received more medicare reimbursements than any other doctor in the country. and prosecutors say the senator helped to fix visa problems so that melgen's international girlfriends could come to the u.s. menendez says he paid back the cost of the flights and he's done nothing wrong. he's vowing not to step down from the senate. >> i'm proud of what i have accomplished and i'm not going anywhere. >> menendez has stepped down from his spot as the top democrat on the influential senate foreign relations committee. the char

take a look, menendez with solomon melgen, a florida eye doctor, were both indicted wednesday in connection with the bribery scheme. justice department says between january 20, 2006 and january, 2013, menendez accepted close to one million-dollar in lavish gift and campaign contributions from melgen in exchange for using the the power of his senate office to influence medicare billing disputes worth tens of millions to the doctor. investigators say among the gifts were flights on melgen's private jet and vacations at melgen's villa in the dominican republic. they alleged menendez took steps to support the tourist and student visa applications of three of melgen's girlfriend. menendez called the charges politically motivated and prosecutors twisted his friendship with melgen into something improper. reaction from constituents start to power in. >> it doesn't surprise me but i don't know if i believe until i see the facts. >> it doesn't surprise you. it is him and who else had has been doing it. >> i have always conduct myself in accordance with the law. >> i'm angry and ready to fight. >> re

mary's headed over to solomon and a few sprinkles here at northern anne arundel, up just north of annapolisrossing the bay. behind that we still have some low clouds around and the pavement is still wet. there's a live view from our tower camera this morning overlooking northwest washington. we'll have a cool morning, temperatures in the 50s. a mild afternoon should make it into the 70s. we have a chance of isolated thunderstorms later this afternoon. next weather and traffic on the ones your bus stop forecast. what to wear today. melissa has an update on those crashes. >> another new crash here tom, this morning. this is not starting off to be the best friday ever. 95 northbound in maryland at powder mill road. the left lane here blocked because of that crash. hoping that gets out of the way soon. still have this problem, spencerville, 198 between batson road and peach orchard, all lanes are blocked because of an accident. and we have wires across the road. 70 eastbound at monument road now have the right lane blocked because of the tractor-trailer crash. we have partially reopened there.

police eventually but to 33- year-old solomon on felony kim -- kidnapping, child endangerment, stolen vehicle and probation violation charges. he parked at the public defender's office. >> it's a great place to park and leave the car. 4:19 a.m. is the time. so, hopefully not as crazy today as it was yesterday. >>> it was bad yesterday. we were off -- we are off to a good start today. good morning everyone. let's go outside and take a look at what we have with these live pictures. we are going to start off with highly for, westbound, it's a nice drive so far. with a little bit of crowding already in antioch, but it looks good if you are on 680 it's going to be fine. highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland we have a nice looking to meet there. there is no problem this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. it's lights, and no metering lights, they will come on at about 5:40 a.m. or so. as you're driving off the golden gate bridge southbound 101 traffic looks good. it's lights, as a matter fact in marin county heading to san francisco. >>> we do have clear skies. there's a h

have not heard what the content of that discussion was, but at an earlier conversation with king solomonudi arabia according to the white house the president emphasized the nuclear understanding will not in any way lesson u.s. concern about iran destabilizing activities in the region and agreed to remain vigilant in countering the threat so the president obviously wanting to calm the apprehensions of those people who are not on board on this agreement, meanwhile israelis simply are -- don't believe that the iran people can be trusted and one senior member of netanyahu's cabinet is being quoted here as saying that this deal is simply not trustworthy, so therefore administration does have a high road to negotiate here in the next couple of months. >> tom, thank you, you mentioned the reaction of the israeli prime minister and mtst. >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu has been the fiercest critic about the negotiations between western powers and iran trying to make this agreement that they have now reached to move forward. mr. netanyahu has consistently said that any kind of deal or agreement n