he saw his wife tied to the bed and a man raping and stabbing her. somehow, eddie managed to free his hands, grab the handgun he kept in the nightstand, and shot the assailant. then he called 911. [ inaudible ] >> oh, god. >> what's wrong? >> she got killed. i killed him. >> is he breathing? >> but the intruder wasn't dead. >> the assailant leaped up, lunged towards him with a knife, and that he shot the individual again. >> when paramedics arrived, elise was barely alive. >> her dress had been pulled up, her pantyhose had been ripped. she had multiple stab wounds to the chest, and her throat had been cut ear to ear. >> she's trying to talk. they absolutely believe she was trying to communicate and could never get the words out. and before anybody could really give her any significant help, she died on the way to the hospital. >> the assailant was identified by his driver's license as 37-year-old quincy brown. >> he was laying with his legs pinned underneath him, laying on his back, and he had three gunshot wounds to the chest. >> brown was one of elise's co-worker

riley in kansas at the same time eddie lowery was there. t he drank hard, was kicked out of the army, and spent time in prison for a cocaine conviction. today brewer suffers from advanced diabetes. he has lost both of his legs, his eyesight, and he needs dialysis three times a week to survive. >> i don't know why i lasted this long. >> brewer's pathetic condition is in stark contrast with the brutal crimes he's suspected of. innocence project lawyers soon learn that brewer was actually a suspect in four rapes during the spring and summer of 1981. two rapes occurred before the case of the 74-year-old victim. and one rape, the very next night, july 27th, 1981. all of the crimes happened within a half-mile radius in ogden, kansas. >> it was outrageous that they didn't "a," see that from the point of view of good policing, and even more outrageous they never disclosed that. that's classic exculpatory evidence that should have been disclosed, and they covered it all up. >> in fact, the innocence project learns that detectives harry malugani and d

that upsets the eddy. >> what else is there? right there, that, john says, is a snake. >> snakes and hornets, that's a bad day. oh. snap. >> own, they are swarming him. you can see them in the camera. >> oh, yeah, totally, swarming around him, and you hear him reacting to this, screaming, and he got stung six times, and he's in the water, could jump in the water because, you know, but he'd lose the kayak. >> why not turn upsidedown and ride for a little bit? >> are you going to roll over and get smacked in the face or get stung? oh, man. worst possible place. >> his buddy behind him was stung three times. [ bleep ] >>> a very exciting wimbledon watch over the weekend. a lot of celebrities were there. the pranksters decided to take a bunch of selfies with celebrities, but they decided instead of the picture, they would do videos, leaving us with awkward moments. they had got pictures with jim parsons, rafael nadal. >> oh, all right. a little embarrassing moment here. i'm a huge fan of "gossip girl," and i'm going to admit that rig

sign a release, stating he won't prosecute the offender and eddie rees. >> since the value of the wine was about $1,000, it would be considered grand theft third-degree in florida where the sentence maximum is five years, down to probation. >> but the bottle was dropped off anonymously and not even rosenbaum knows who the wine bandit is. >> to this date, i don't know if anybody's ever identified the person that's portrayed on the video taking the bottle of wine. >> the thief remains as deep and as mysterious as the lafite rothschild itself. luckily, eddie doesn't have any sour grapes about the theft. >> the owner was very grateful and very nice. he showed me some french wine, which i knew was a decent wine, so i bought two bottles. >> to celebrate the missing bottle's happy homecoming, eddie opens the now infamous lafite rothschild at a wine-tasting. >> it was just amazing. >> in the end, all that matters to eddie is that his beloved wine came home. >> it was great because we actually got the bottle back. and that's what i wanted more than anything.

here you'll see that eddie isn't always the safest spot to be.s is john keller on a river near robinsville, north carolina. >> oh, no. >> talk about bad positioning. >> that is not a pinata above his head. >> he almost head butted the nest. almost. that kind of affects what else is in this eddie right there. john says it's a snake. >> snakes and a hornet. that's a bad day. >> it is. >> oh, snap. >> they're flying around him. they're swarming him. you can see them. >> oh, yeah. totally you can see them swarming around them. you hear john react to this. he is screaming. john says he got stung six times. he is in the water. he can jump in the water, but then he would lose his kayak and his boat. >> why not just turn it upside down and ride upside down in the water for a little bit? >> well, who knows? are you going to roll over and get smacked in the face paddling upside down instead of get stung by a hornet? worst possible place ever? >> ever. >> the buddy behind him got stung three times. [ bleep ]. >>> two drivers have a tense exchange, and then

not exacy.g down, another guy out of the boat eddies out into this location and grabs on to the stranger'soat. you see this boater throw alex a line, and they eventually work up to that spot that alex was trying to get to. alex didn't have the camera on to climb out, but he got out of the situation with his life. >>> it's huge. dude, i don't want to do this. >> if you have a slight fear of fireworks and it's the fourth of july, why not go all in and start with something easy. >> what am i lighting? >> this right here. >> blow up on me? >> no. >> you can tell shannon murphy from the popular mojo in the morning radio show in detroit, a radio personality, she's on the air, and she's going to drop legit fireworks. >> can i drop this and run? >> no. >> they've got this -- it's like a blow torch. you know, you don't have to get close. you can light it from afar. >> take it. oh, my. >> so she lights the thing, hands the torch, and books a out as far as she can. she doesn't even really have a destination. we're not talking toy fireworks. >> but it's not like a boom. >> going a hundred feet in the

no way the coastline is going to clear out with the coastal eddy in place. 60s at the coastline. as you head inland, thermometer will jump from the 80s to 90s. let's take a look at the microclimate forecast as we head throughout thursday. san jose, not bad. somewhere in between there with 89 degrees. morgan hill, 96 for the daytime high. pacifica with the fog and 62. palo alto, 86 and sunny. and san francisco back to the classic 60s for this time of the year. also, the fog going to be rolling across the golden gate bridge. we take you to the north bay, east bay and tri-valley. napa 91 degrees. santa rosa 89. east bay, 77 in oakland. but back towards walnut creek, we just can't cool you down. it's going to be 100 there tomorrow. livermore 101. pleasanton expecting 100 also. the heat rolls on. especially across the interior valleys of the east bay including the tri-valley. so far, seven consecutive days of 90 degrees and/or higher. check it out. throughout next week, 90s expected all the way throughout sunday, monday and also on tuesday. the last time we had temperatures running th

the problem. hearing is what eddie has trouble with. why did you decide to marry? edith, what did you think of getting married? >> what? >> reporter: that's the secret to making this work? >> what? >> reporter: but i always seems to hear edith. >> when i come from the store over there. >> reporter: ask them how they met. >> we were gamblers. >> i sure did. i told him we were gamblers. >> reporter: they spent the next 10 years as companions holding hands, holding each other on their wednesday night date nights. last month 95-year-old eddie and 96-year-old edith made it official. he helps her with seeing. she helps him with hearing. he provides supplemental insurance. she provides coverage of prescription drugs. they just seem to complete each other. >> we've never had an argument all the time we've been together. >> reporter: why bother? even at 95 and 96 edith and eddie still want time together, but they may not have it. >> he's 96. i'm 95. let's be happy. >> reporter: edith's daughter is full guardian fighting for full custody. >> she wants to sell mom's house. >>

the city and county of san francisco, as tenant, and empress, llc, as landlord, for the empress hotel located at 144 eddy street, consisting of approximately 41,490 square feet, for a ten-year term beginning july 1, 2014, at $60,687.03 monthly in the initial year, for use by the department of public health. ~ eddy street. >> okay, welcome back, mr. updike. >> thank you, chair farrell. [speaker not understood], good morning. so, this item is a master lease of 144 eddy street known as the empress hotel to empress, llc. it is a ten-year lease for the direct access to housing program. this facility has 90 residential units on five floors. ground floor includes a significant common area with a kitchen, laundry room and lobby. tide center, delivery innovation [speaker not understood] as we affectionately call it dish man gentlemen the day-to-day operation of the facility. they were selected through a competitive rfp process and will be providing property management services through a board approval that was he secured last year through 2018. the current rent in terms of the transaction is -- was 56,5 79.13 per

resolution is adapted in relation arrest item 36 a resolution to retrofit 86 have a lease for the hotel on eddy street for the department of public health for a 10 year term for proximate 61 thousand in the initial year >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted item 37. >> resolution to retrofit 86 approve a lease agreement with the school district for 2 hundred and 16 thousand per most o month from july 2014 to april 13, 2026. >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. item 38 designating the small business exchange to be the newspapers for the african-american chinese and hayek community and the world journal to be the newspapers for the for the - for the african-american you community the bay area report for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and the centralized city extra for the western edition to that be the neighborhood for the western edition neighborhood and the marina times to be the newspapers for the northern san francisco neighborhood and the neighborhood outreach for the west portal neighborhood and the katrero to be the newspapers for the city and

it's the perry como show, but eddie fisher is doing it." so, she said, "okay." nt great. eddie fisher belted out the song. he fought his way up. the kids came out of the seats, they mobbed him and i'm waiting there holding the elevator door waiting for him to go in. and then finally, eddie made it upstairs, he got in the door, the doors closed. it went to black. the show was over. i ran down the hallway, again, to call my sainted mother. and i said, "mom, mom, did you see me on tv?" and she said, "yeah, but where was eddie going?" [ laughter ] who cares! [ applause ] who cares! [ applause ] >> seth: she wanted to know where he was going. >> yeah. it was wild. >> seth: you had -- this is a great story. you had a great moment as a page and it was quiet. i think it was a sunday night. but anyway it was very quiet, and all of the sudden the door opened and out came the chimp riding a bicycle. [ laughter ] now, i'm supposed to protect people from going into 8h, but here comes this chimp at a hundred miles an hour. [ laughter ] >> seth: they probably don't tell you tha

check out the woman, going with the eddie vettor look here in mid summer, the flannel shirt, and cap re pants. and then the guy only about 5-foot six, too, probably a lot thinner than his girlfriend or woman or wife or whatever you want to call them. then they came back up this way, went to second wawa after hittin the jughandle in, right up about three blocks from where we are on church road in cinnaminson. who notion what they did after that. the cop by then figured he got stolen off, stuff stolen out of his personal card about midnight yesterday. then put a stop to the use. problem is his drivers license out, there shield out there, his police id. could use that to pull over, do a lot more damage. that's why police would like little help. chris, kerrey, had i known about this story last night, when i saw my sister, but told her to be on the look-out for this couple at the sound garden show at the susquehanna bank, that girl, especially, like the seattle grunge look. >> didn't throw a nirvanna rev rents in there, maybe the next report you can throw in some nirvanna. >> description

he loves the eddy is so much. the department of war on the left.to, there being here, our partners. acting commissioner. on the left to the department of four. the u.s. treasury department. money. work and the policy, money. or, policy, money. those of the most important things. right across the street where bank of america yesterday was the friedman bank. it, meant that kill of says, look out the window and sees the candles burning you can't make this up. the general comes along and says president lincoln, why don't we give them 40 acres and a mule? again says, not my policy, wasn't my idea, but i can deal with that. he was killed two weeks later. the bank follows a different path. andrew johnson, probably the worst president we have had in history because he was a southern segregationist of lincoln brought in big is he figured he would never get killed after the war. he figured he would kill them the war. black residents takes over. he then tried to cancel the friedman bureau. the republican congress said no. he told the governors in the south th

. >>> coming to america, not the eddie murphy i movie, but alibaba's ipo on the nyse. could get in on what could be the biggest ipo ever, and can we learn anything from tech ipos that daewooed earlier this year? -- that debuted earlier this year? today with us -- stay with us, we're going to answer those questions. cheryl: all right, taking a look at oil right now. the contract actually dropping as you can see on your screen more than 2%, more than $2. 366 right now, that is -- 166 right now, that is the biggest decline since april 22nd. that's the longest losing streak in eight months. let's get to our floor show, see what it all means. we've got nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange along with traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and, of course, the nymex. and, first, i've got elliott warren standing by. let's talk about oil, what'd you make of the big drop today. >> you know what? we talked about it yesterday, how it came straight off, you know, after being up over 110 based on that iraq thing. i was saying yesterday how i thought $100 wo

charles: that reminds me of the eddie murphy -- >> she is very anti-student debt.cern. >> yeah, but -- >> obama's bad, but why would young people -- i think this is great, because i don't want elizabeth warren to be our next president. let obama back her -- charles: people would vote for her before hillary. >> anyone who thinks elizabeth warren would beat out hillary, that's why i'm going to tell you fear not, charles -- charles: why not? really? >> she's more established. >> she's crazy. >> elizabeth warren is not only crazy, and i really agree with you, i think people are backing hillary at this point. i think a lot of the young people are still on the obama train. they want to see this change implemented -- charles: so you think elizabeth warren has a shot? >> yes. and i don't like her either, but i like her better than hillary clinton. charles: really? she scares the hell out of her. >> i've said this before, that's fa elizabeth warren is not cool, but if the republicans think that this is a slam dunk in 2016, they are crazy. >> i don't think they think it's a

we also heard tonight from the attorney for the teenager. says eddies grease with the grandeur's findings. >> well police are awaiting word tonight from the medical examiner on the mysterious deaths avenue and elderly couple in strawberry morning. rufus and gladys per perry were found dead overnight by one of their six children. the couple showed in science of trauma and there was no sign of forced entry into their home on spangler street. their family members are devastated by their loss. >> terrible. terrible. i never got to say goodbye to them. >> the family members tell us that both members of the couple were in good health. >>> new tonight, remembering the four children lost in the deadly fire on gesner street in southwest philadelphia. but as elizabeth hur shows to us knit there's concern the victims of that fire actually get the help need. ♪ >> reporter: with a song and a prayer the victims, families and community leaders stood in solidarity this they say to start the healing process. >> amen. >> the need to rebuild evident with homes still board

i got a designated driver. >> after nearly ten minutes in the store, wiemer's ready to head back to his van. eddieop him. >> our clerks are trained not to confront anyone in any situation. and at the time until the customer had gotten into his car, it didn't sound like something that anyone would possibly do. >> as weimer is saying good-byes, regular customer charles girardo walks in. >> when i walked in, he was telling the clerks, you're great guys. i love you. i could tell he was intoxicated. >> girardo and eddie watch as weimer exits. >> when he walked out, i went to pay. i asked the clerk, i said he's pretty intoxicated, isn't he? he said, yeah, you think? and i said, and he's going to drive that van out there with the little girl? he said, no, she's driving the van. i said, you got to be kidding me. >> it's not okay. >> i know it's not okay. she's the driver. believe it or not. >> i decided then i would stay and see what happened. >> girardo returns to his car keeping an eye on weimer and his daughter as weimer pumps his gas. even though the girl slides into the driver's seat, he still doesn'

the family of eddie andreini filed three wrongful death claims on this week against the federal government. they say crews did not respond fast enough to free him from his burning plane. andreini's biplane crashed in front of 85-thousand people at travis air force base in may. an autopsy report says he died in the flames while he was trapped in the aircraft. the n-t-s-b says it took fire crews three to four minutes to get to the crash site. bittersweet news for chocolate lovers.why you may soon be shelling out more money for the sweet treats. and later. a story that's only on kron-4. how we helped a local dog business get their money back after being defrauded of hundreds of dollars. a little bit later in the broadcast we will hear from of very colorful sunny car driver. we will also let you know which warrior is coming home. showers are coming to an end in northern california which will leave it humid. more changes in the forecast coming up later [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the inte

the commission. thank you. good afternoon, eddie on with bright line defense project. i'm before here before you to talk about [inaudible]. there was questions about numbers regarding the program and as a result of those questions, we sought out the sharpest minds who studied the programs, the solar industry and there's a report released just yesterday called the vote solar progress report. running through a hand full of the numbers, it shows that 406 to 470 jobs are created as a result of go sp job. as well as the jobs for disadvantage workers and 62 being workers of color. we're saying for every $1, there's -- it's a phenomenal investment that actually ends up leading to $65 million over the long term. and finally on the question of greenhouse gas and missions, the report shows that over $172 million pounds are increases. this is impressive numbers and it's great to have them verified today and we like to thank the mayor for his initiative in wanting to fund the program and we thank the board of supervisors for reaffirming this and we thank you commissioner for provid

mississippi is a clean record and a driver's license or as many as you want in gun spirit by the way, eddie was not there. we continued our search for michael elliott, the guy who bought the gun. his sister says he always hangs at a well-known bluesed strip called the alley. >> does anybody know michael elliott? >> in a town that prides itself on the when everybody's business, >> no luck? >> no one seemed to know where he was. finally, this girl in the pink shirt new. she led us to the mother of his children. it turns out, he is back in prison. >> do you miss him? >> of course. >> his wife has not--his life has not been easy. six months in jail lying seen the gun was for him enough for gangbangers. he made the deal will his daughter was dying from a brain tumor that he was burned in a propane house explosion. now a parole violation has and back behind bars. >> with all that has gone on what makes you happy? >> we're still here. >> tommy's mother and father are not as lucky. >> he was the perfect son. i was the proud of him. he was everything i expected a son to be and more. >> one gun from

. >>> two wave runner his to be towed across the delaware river, after the mechanical problems in eddie stone, it started within one man went for a required on the river and his wave runner stopped working and another man used another wave runner to rescue him than stopped runs ago well. they spent the night on the island in the river, both men are expected to be okay. >>> in philadelphia, a winfield heights bar was targeted by a bandit this morning, a 68-year-old employee at five points was taking out trash, forced him inside of the bar and forced him into the basement. he also took the bar's security system. it took a delaware county jury to convince a -- two hours to convinced mary grover, daly a doctor at ai dupont hospital in wilmington claimed self-defense and accused grover of trying to run her down. >>> neighbors in montgomery county that had a boil water advisory earlier this year, heard that the processing system was overwhelmed by heavy rains but the water was not contaminated and the advisory was a precaution, she did not answer why some customers had brown water coming from

the yorba within. she quickly learn spanish. b.d. made a new will. he adopted eddie hereford. all the children go to northern california boarding schools after a long argument about this. did california actually offer enough educational cultural opportunities for them? b.d. thought yes. margaret did not think so. in california, he hoped anybody would recognize their upbringing, family connections, and language as an advantage, whereas outside, they might be seen as mexicans. however, even with these powerful connections, wealth, and power, b.d. and margaret could not protect their blended family from these new ideas about race, land ownership, and that is. they have really pitiful, pitiful letters from homesick young eddie, mocked by the other boys at his center claridge clara with boarding school. he was teased for his poor spanish, and equally pitiful letters from juanito, who was being teased for his equally pitiful english. these are letters from maria de jesus wilson, who renamed herself sue when she went to boarding school. sue, who looked quite mexican unlike her stepfam

president was on "in the loop" this morning. eddie if ebay has lost customers due to that password breach. >> we have not seen that yet. we have not seen any evidence we have lost a substantial amount of people. we have not seen any evidence data has been used religiously. that's the good news. getbad news is anytime you 150 million people to turn over their password, you are going to disrupt her business in the short run and we did that consciously, knowing it would impact our quarter. but we are happy it is increasingly in the rearview mirror. ask how do you make sure you completely regain the trust of your customers? >> just getting it right knowing forward. andt product experience having the overwhelming majority of transactions on ebay go well, which they have for decades. constantly adding right for buyers and sellers in the marketplace. still going to sell over $80 billion of goods. it is an enormous marketplace and i think the majority, almost all of our customers know the multiple layers of protection we have, so it was an un

the problem is is that the 600 block of eddy is turning into grand that you have theft auto five. there was two women attacked in front of the bidding, one woman was pulled from her vehicle. she was pulled from her truck and attacked and then later there was an elderly cripple man who was -- he was attacked and from what i'm hearing is they had to clean the blood up off of the property. and just before i left they -- there was another lady possibly transgender, she was attacked in front of 550 eddy, i'm wondering if we can get some serious action from you. i mean, is it possible -- do we have to -- just because we're poor and impoverished, do these have to be breeding ground and a pool for violence? do we have to carry guns to be safe? >> thank you very much. any other members of the public to speak? seeing none, general public comment is now closed. >> madam clerk, could you read the adoption calendar. >> [inaudible] if a member objects a matter can be removed and considered separately. >> 66 i'd like to briefly sever item 67 as well as 73 and on the balance role call. >> supervis

statement, because all we had was eddie's statement and the crime scene, and he had a good story >>> up next a middle-aged man looks for some excitement. >> he's just like any other guy that would go to a strip club. >> and later turns up dead. police ask if the two were connected. she said she killed him. i asked her why and she said because they told her to. >> police question the dancer's boyfriends. >> we do not allow boyfriends or husbands to be in the bar. >> eventually, with forensic evidence and a little luck, the pieces start to fit. many young men and women dream of working in the television or film industry. pat mcrae fulfilled that dream and he was good at it. >> he worked at iowa public television. he was a video production coordinator. he was very well liked at that place, friendly face, always smiling when i saw him. >> mcrae typically worked long hours. unfortunately, it took its toll. in 1997, he and his wife of 12 years divorced. mcrae took it hard but remained a devoted father to his two young children. >> we would go over to my dad's every wed

the ground. high fire danger. check out that eddie moving off the coast near clover dale. that is pulling the clouds away from the beaches. pockets of sunshine developing there. most of us will be sunny this afternoon. it is much drier than this morning when drizzle had us driving through a wet commute through mirin county and san francisco. san jose, plenty of sunshine as we watch the construction continue there in downtown. mostly sun why i below-average highs. drizzle most likely as the drier air mass comes in and will bring average temperatures this weekend and probably above average monday and tuesday. check out areas of low pressure spinning around each other, actually pulling away from the coast. high pressure will develop down to the south across our neighborhoods. today the moisture is to the north. the sea breeze is here. when that high pressure comes in this weekend, that's when we'll start to see a change in the weather. here is a look at temperatures. low to mid 80s. everybody else in the mid 70s to about 80 in the south bay. we'll have 72 in milburn. mid to u

make sense of these last few earnings misses from the highly touted recent container store ipo, the steady eddyhat is tractor supply, and the flooring specialisspecia specialists that is lumber liquidators. timber! first of all, i don't think there's a funk. and i wasn't keen on the container store using that term to describe what happened after the weather got better, but the shoppers didn't return. shoppers at williams sonoma didn't experience a funk after the weather cleared. the shoppers at restoration hardware spent like mad during and after the tough winter. they weren't in a funk, they were euphoric. same at the super expensive burberry. i opponent out williams sonoma, restoration hardware and burberry, because when the container store went public, we willingly analogize to those kind of stocks. you can't suddenly declare that the consumer is in a funk when it's the high-end consumer, because we know she's been spending like a banshee. i'm also not so crazy about the, we thought it was the weather, turns out it was the mood transition. because it demonstrates a real lack of soul searchin

here again, ryan smith. >> reporter: she's a killer nobody would have suspected, the fresh-faced high school senior, shelia eddyappearance. after months of secrecy, the truth is revealed. skylar neese's best friends rachel and shelia were actually her worst enemies. the shocking news they had lured her into the woods and brutally stabbed her to death. >> the search for skylar neese is over. >> rachel confessed. >> two teenagers implicated. >> reporter: many of skylar's friends hear about it at school. >> it devastated me. i actually had to get up and leave class. if you don't want to be friends with anyone anymore, you delete them on facebook, like, you don't go and get rid of them. >> reporter: kelly kerns has known one of the killers, rachel, since the day she was born, considering her like a daughter. >> when someone tried to tell me that they stabbed them -- i -- no way in heck. >> reporter: you couldn't believe that was your rachel. >> you can't tell me these girls stabbed her. and it wasn't until i opened the paper and saw guilty, and her picture. >> reporter: today, looking at the photograph of rachel ta

. >> the retired marine starts by helping local war veterans, including sergeant eddie ryan who was woundede iraq war. >> sergeant ryan sustained a head injury in battle, and in learning of this, barry fixler donated the profits from his store following valentine's day to the family so they could make some repairs or changes to the house to so they could accommodate their son. >> sergeant eddie ryan's parents are grateful for the help that fixler has given them. >> i could never repay this guy for what he's done for us. he doesn't want payment. he just wants to do it for eddie. he says eddie did it for us, and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called "semper cool" and donates all royalties to wounded veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. and, also, to leave a legacy to my family that, you know what, i'm a good guy. i love my family and i love my country. >> the retired marine continues to run his jewelry store. always mi